St. Thomas's Hospital Reports 34
St. Thomas's Hospital Reports 34
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P.M. — Peritoneal cavity contained about one pint of recent blood. Right ovary was converted into a large mass of solid white growth, soft, but with little hemorrhage into it.
Left ovary small and nodular. Considerable number of enlarged glands along great vessels. Those along pelvic colon were enlarged and simulated a growth of bowel, but the lumen was free. Attached to great omentum near left end of transverse colon was a mass of sott and highly vascular growth as large as a billiard ball. Ma...ny small growths in substance of right cupola of diaphragm.
Stomach, bowel, kidney, spleen, and liver free from metastases. Viscera wasted.
Lungs closely adherent, with old apical adhesions. Pathological report Columnar-celled carcinoma of ovary and diaphragm.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 208 1905— Surgical.
2. Squamouf'Celled eareinoma of ovary ; pelvie ah^eeu, — H. M — , female, st. 85, married. Family and past history unimportant. Six months before admission patient noticed some pain in left hip when walking about.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
P.M. — Peritoneal cavity contained about one pint of recent blood. Right ovary was converted into a large mass of solid white growth, soft, but with little hemorrhage into it.
Left ovary small and nodular. Considerable number of enlarged glands along great vessels. Those along pelvic colon were enlarged and simulated a growth of bowel, but the lumen was free. Attached to great omentum near left end of transverse colon was a mass of sott and highly vascular growth as large as a billiard ball. Ma...ny small growths in substance of right cupola of diaphragm.
Stomach, bowel, kidney, spleen, and liver free from metastases. Viscera wasted.
Lungs closely adherent, with old apical adhesions. Pathological report Columnar-celled carcinoma of ovary and diaphragm.
Digitized by VjOOQIC 208 1905— Surgical.
2. Squamouf'Celled eareinoma of ovary ; pelvie ah^eeu, — H. M — , female, st. 85, married. Family and past history unimportant. Six months before admission patient noticed some pain in left hip when walking about.
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