However, they were conducted very informally and hence it would not have been profitable to reproduce them in extenso, particularly since the major results of discussion have been incorporated by the authors into the expanded manuscripts presented here. Weinstein and Matthias Ochs, Assessment of air space size characteristics by intercept (chord) measurement: an accurate and efficient stereological approach, Journal of Applied Physiology, 108, 2, (412), (2010). Long discussion periods formed an essential part of the symposium. quick-phase peak velocity and amplitude histograms were Weibull distributions, we. The first chapter on general stereological principles has therefore been considerably extended and short introductory review paragraphs have been added to a few subsequent chapters to help those who are not yet familiar with this new field in understanding the more specialized original articles. Dick Tibboel (Sophia Childrens Hospital) (l) in discussion with UGMLC School Coordinator Dr. The comparability of animal models depends on the availability of quantitative data obtained by minimally biased methods. Some of the papers of this volume are of rather specialized nature and presume a basic knowledge of stereology. Bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD) is a complex condition frequently occurring in preterm newborns, and different animal models are currently used to mimic the pathophysiology of BPD. 122-143 Elisa Alos and Christian-Oliver Ewald Malliavin Differentiability of the. The papers presented at this symposium are published in this volume in slightly extended form. In order to stimulate discussion among anatomists about stereo logic methods the International Society for Stereology, an interdisciplinary society, organized a SymВ posium on Quantitative Methods in Morphology which took place on Augin the framework of the Eighth International Congress of Anatomists in Wiesbaden, Germany. These powerful methods have been in use for many years - partly even for many decades - in geology, mineralogy and metallurgy, while attempts to introduce them into histology have remained rather rare until a few years ago. Stereologic techniques begin to play an increasing role in biologic morphology, particularly there where correlation of structure and function on a quantitative basis is sought.

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