The New System of Gynaecology volume 2
The New System of Gynaecology volume 2
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In larger tumours, when pieces are detached, the surface is often yellowish-white and opaque ; older tumours are often covered to a greater or less extent by dark-brown, greyish, or greenish sloughs. In some FIG. 279. The right upper half of the anterior lip of the external os has been destroyed by ulceration of a tumour that surrounds the lower part of the cervical canal and infiltrates the anterior wall, as a nodular mass, to the level of the isthmus. The right broad ligament was invaded. The...re is marked polypoid thickening of the endometrium and of the cervical mucous membrane. Small interstitial fibromyomata are divided in the fundus and in the anterior wall. The cancer probably originated in the lower part of the right anterior wall of the cervical canal.
uncommon cases the tumour is firm, the surface is not readily friable, and pressure causes the exudation of greyish-white or yellow puriform fluid at scattered points.
In about two-thirds (69 in 100) of the cases of operable cervical cancer ulceration is the principal lesion present (Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In larger tumours, when pieces are detached, the surface is often yellowish-white and opaque ; older tumours are often covered to a greater or less extent by dark-brown, greyish, or greenish sloughs. In some FIG. 279. The right upper half of the anterior lip of the external os has been destroyed by ulceration of a tumour that surrounds the lower part of the cervical canal and infiltrates the anterior wall, as a nodular mass, to the level of the isthmus. The right broad ligament was invaded. The...re is marked polypoid thickening of the endometrium and of the cervical mucous membrane. Small interstitial fibromyomata are divided in the fundus and in the anterior wall. The cancer probably originated in the lower part of the right anterior wall of the cervical canal.
uncommon cases the tumour is firm, the surface is not readily friable, and pressure causes the exudation of greyish-white or yellow puriform fluid at scattered points.
In about two-thirds (69 in 100) of the cases of operable cervical cancer ulceration is the principal lesion present (Fig.
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