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[Spatial organization of the follicles of the thyroid gland in newborn infants].

By means of multilayered plastic reconstruction using serial semithin epoxide sections, it has been demonstrated that besides typical follicles there are some other ones in the thyroid gland of newborns: follicles that have a local thickening on one side, follicles that have reniform proliferates with a cavity, and also follicles with two cavities. The variants mentioned are considered as separate stages of the process for newly formed follicles from the wall proliferates of the preceding ones. While studying 150 interfollicular islets in serial semithin sections, as well as by means of plastic reconstruction, it has been found that they are sections of the follicular wall cut tangentially, and as independent structures in the thyroid gland, they are absent.