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The stress concept is one of the most commonly applied constructs in all of mental health. While the nature of stress is relatively well known, little is known of the man who pioneered the field. This paper provides the reader with a rare glimpse at the birth of the concept of stress and the man who was its father: Hans Selye.
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Induction of bone, cartilage and hemopoietic tissue by subcutaneously implanted tissue diaphragms.
Wilhelm Roux Arch Entwickl Mech Org
January 1960
Institut de Médicine et de Chirurgie expérimentales, Université de Montréal, Montreal, Canada.
The subcutaneous implantation of appropriate tissue diaphragms (short, broad glass cylinders) rather regularly induces the formation of bones provided with marrow cavities and junction cartilage plates, in the rat.Bone formation, unlike the development of hemopoietic tissue, can be prevented, under these circumstances, by topical blockade of the phagocyte system with carbon particles.The role of nonspecific topical stress factors, in the induction of such highly specific structural transformations, has been discussed.
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