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Facing page 167.
FIG. 55.
Section of the suprarenal cortex from a woman who had developed masculine secondary characteristics, showing hyperplasia ( X 250). (From a section kindly lent by E. E. Glynn. } From article by Author in The New System of Gynaecology.
DERANGED SEX-CHARACTERISTICS 167 It is important to note that there is no case on record Suprarenal of a suprarenal lesion in a woman after the menopause tSS^Ss and associated with changes in the secondary characteristics, derange- ments o...f sex- Yet we know that often after this period of life the character- characteristics may normally incline towards the mascu- ls line type, the skin becoming coarse and hair growing on the face. I have, however, seen a suprarenal tumour in a duck of considerable age, which had partially acquired the plumage of the drake.
The paradoxical circumstance that in women after the climacteric suprarenal lesions cause no considerable development of the masculine characteristics, which, however, may occur normally after that period of life, may be explained by the fact that Sex, as such, has ceased to exist ; and that although the withdrawal of certain feminine functions and characteristics may lead to the latent masculinity developing to a slight extent, yet no further sex-demonstration can be aroused, even though the masculinity-producing organs be disturbed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Facing page 167.
FIG. 55.
Section of the suprarenal cortex from a woman who had developed masculine secondary characteristics, showing hyperplasia ( X 250). (From a section kindly lent by E. E. Glynn. } From article by Author in The New System of Gynaecology.
DERANGED SEX-CHARACTERISTICS 167 It is important to note that there is no case on record Suprarenal of a suprarenal lesion in a woman after the menopause tSS^Ss and associated with changes in the secondary characteristics, derange- ments o...f sex- Yet we know that often after this period of life the character- characteristics may normally incline towards the mascu- ls line type, the skin becoming coarse and hair growing on the face. I have, however, seen a suprarenal tumour in a duck of considerable age, which had partially acquired the plumage of the drake.
The paradoxical circumstance that in women after the climacteric suprarenal lesions cause no considerable development of the masculine characteristics, which, however, may occur normally after that period of life, may be explained by the fact that Sex, as such, has ceased to exist ; and that although the withdrawal of certain feminine functions and characteristics may lead to the latent masculinity developing to a slight extent, yet no further sex-demonstration can be aroused, even though the masculinity-producing organs be disturbed.
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