Giant cell glioblastoma in the cerebrum of a pembroke welsh corgi

A 6-year-old, neutered female Pembroke Welsh corgi was presented with a 1-month history of ataxia and panting. The clinical signs progressed until the dog became anorexic, obtunded and exhibited circling to the left. At necropsy examination, a mass was detected in the left forebrain, impinging on the cribriform plate. Microscopically, the mass was composed of sheets of round to pleomorphic neoplastic cells with vacuolated cytoplasm. Nuclear atypia, anisocytosis and anisokaryosis were common. Numerous bizarre, multinucleated giant cells containing 60 or more nuclei and giant mononuclear cells were present. The matrix contained abundant reticulin. Immunohistochemistry revealed the neoplastic cells uniformly to express vimentin, and a small number of neoplastic cells expressed glial fibrillary acid protein. A diagnosis of giant cell glioblastoma was made. Although well recognized in man, this tumour has been documented rarely in the veterinary literature.

Hebrew and English responses and hymns for use in the Synagogue

coll. by Strauss

20 hymns for Jewish worship : for solo and chorus, with accompaniment of the organ

composed, arr. and publ. by Fred. E. Kitziger

Confirmation Service : as sung at Touro Synagogue, consisting of six hymns, responses, etc., for solo, trio and chorus

publ. by Fred. E. Kitziger

Jewish hymns for Sabbath-schools and families : (English and German)

by Simon Hecht

Hymns

Für Singst. mit Klavierbegleitung

Synagogue hymns and responses : for sabbath evening and morning

by Heniot Levy

The sacred musical compositions of the late Israel Lazarus Mombach : containing the services for Sabbaths and festivals, New Year and Day of Atonement, consecration hymns, psalms and choral wedding service

ed. by M. Keizer

Music to hymns and anthems for jewish worship by G. Gottheil

composed and selected by A. J. Davis

Letter from Thomas Welsh to William Tudor,

One letter from Welsh, a Revolutionary War veteran, offering his recollections of Continental Army officer Alexander Scammell.