| In another class of cases of tonsillitis the inflammatory process may be chiefly parenchymatous, for rarely is it wholly so. |
| Superficial glossitis, however, sometimes terminates in parenchymatous glossitis. |
| The changes are mainly of a parenchymatous or catarrhal rather than an interstitial nature, the epithelium being disposed to shed. |
| The kidneys may appear normal or anemic and flaccid, but microscopically they usually show a chronic parenchymatous degeneration. |
| Ultrastructurally, parenchymatous cell walls are coalified, whereas microcrystalline pyrite plus coalified material were observed within lignified cell walls. |
| In this condition the pancreas may be the seat of either acute parenchymatous inflammation or of metastatic abscesses. |
