The Science And Art of Surgery V.2
The Science And Art of Surgery V.2
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Fthroid Tumor*. — These growths are by no i union « many of the affections that have already been described ; they with in various situations, as in the testes and mamma, uterus sad antrum, about joints, in the periosteum, in the subcutaneous areolar sue, and in connection with nerves. The situations in which thsj most frequent, and where their structure is most typical, is in the I especially in tlie parotid region, in the uterus, and the antrum. In *f these tumors arc irregularly oval or roun...ded ; they are -n and movable; they grow slowly, but may attain an enormous - to that of a cocoa-nut or water-melon. Liston removed fron one, which is at present in the Museum of the College of S weighed twelve pounds ; they have, however, been found w much as seventy pounds. They are almost invariably single, an cut iiiN>. present a white glistening fibrous structure, being composed ' nucleated fibres like those of ligamentous tissue (Fig. 218).
are few in number, elongated, branched, and anastomosing, tumors may remain stationary for years, and this is the con which they are often presented to the Surgeon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fthroid Tumor*. — These growths are by no i union « many of the affections that have already been described ; they with in various situations, as in the testes and mamma, uterus sad antrum, about joints, in the periosteum, in the subcutaneous areolar sue, and in connection with nerves. The situations in which thsj most frequent, and where their structure is most typical, is in the I especially in tlie parotid region, in the uterus, and the antrum. In *f these tumors arc irregularly oval or roun...ded ; they are -n and movable; they grow slowly, but may attain an enormous - to that of a cocoa-nut or water-melon. Liston removed fron one, which is at present in the Museum of the College of S weighed twelve pounds ; they have, however, been found w much as seventy pounds. They are almost invariably single, an cut iiiN>. present a white glistening fibrous structure, being composed ' nucleated fibres like those of ligamentous tissue (Fig. 218).
are few in number, elongated, branched, and anastomosing, tumors may remain stationary for years, and this is the con which they are often presented to the Surgeon.
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