Manual of Gynecology volume 2
Manual of Gynecology volume 2
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Sarcoma uteri, seen on section, showing fibroid nodules (A. R. Simpson).
tumour of the uterus, and separated from the softer surrounding tissue by a connective-tissue capsule (Fig. 294). The larger part of the tumour was composed of fusiform nucleated cells, with an intercellular matrix AFFECTIONS OF THE UTERUS.
177 having a fibrillated appearance, and running for the most part in small sections in parallel directions. " A portion of the tumour, probably then a fibro-myoma, had been removed fiv...e years previous to this ; a third portion of the tumour, removed four years subsequent to this, showed only sarcomatous tissue.
Chrobach, Miiller and others have traced the development of sarcoma in tumours which were originally undoubted fibroids. There is therefore no doubt that this is one mode of origin of fibro-sarcoma ; whether (as Schroeder and Kunert have suggested) this is always the origin, is as yet undecided.
Fig. 295. Sarcoma uteri invading the Fallopian tubes and projecting from their fimbriated ends (A.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sarcoma uteri, seen on section, showing fibroid nodules (A. R. Simpson).
tumour of the uterus, and separated from the softer surrounding tissue by a connective-tissue capsule (Fig. 294). The larger part of the tumour was composed of fusiform nucleated cells, with an intercellular matrix AFFECTIONS OF THE UTERUS.
177 having a fibrillated appearance, and running for the most part in small sections in parallel directions. " A portion of the tumour, probably then a fibro-myoma, had been removed fiv...e years previous to this ; a third portion of the tumour, removed four years subsequent to this, showed only sarcomatous tissue.
Chrobach, Miiller and others have traced the development of sarcoma in tumours which were originally undoubted fibroids. There is therefore no doubt that this is one mode of origin of fibro-sarcoma ; whether (as Schroeder and Kunert have suggested) this is always the origin, is as yet undecided.
Fig. 295. Sarcoma uteri invading the Fallopian tubes and projecting from their fimbriated ends (A.
What to read after Manual of Gynecology volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Berry Hart to read onlineMoreLess
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