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Heidenhain p. a small pocket of the stomach that has been surgically separated from the body of the stomach, vagally denervated, and made to drain to the exterior; used in the experimental study of gastric physiology. Cf. Pavlov p.
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Heidenhain's cells, demilunes, etc. see chief cells (def. 1) and parietal cells, under cell, and crescents of Gianuzzi, under crescent, see under law, and see Stains and Staining Methods under stain.
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Heidenhain's iron hematoxylin s. an important cytological method for the demonstration of most cellular structures: nuclei, chromosomes, centrioles, fibrils, mitochondria, cilia, etc.
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Heidenhain's l. glandular secretion always involves change in the structure of the gland.
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Heidenhain's s. a rapidly progressive degenerative disease manifested by cortical blindness, presenile dementia, dysarthria, ataxia, athetoid movements, and generalized rigidity.
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