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[Analytical morphodynamics. Practical applications].

L Orcel·M R Courrier
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The analytical morphodynamic method, based on the study of the fate of the biogic units of an organ at the level of well or poorly developed lesions, has been applied to the analysis of chronic obliterating arteriopathies of the extremities, of benign tumors of the mammary parenchyma, and of malignant hepatomas. In morbid states as different as a reactive process and a benign or malignant neoplastic process, it allowed to reconstritute the histogenesis of complex tissue changes and led to interesting prospects, in the field of general biology and pathogenesis.

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L Orcel, M R Courrier. 1978-02-27. [Analytical morphodynamics. Practical applications].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/208800/

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