Fibroids and allied tumours (myoma and adenomyoma) : their pathology, clinical features and surgical treatment . i Fig. 110.—Showing diffuse adenocarcinoma and myoma of the body of the uterus. lymph-channels, in the cleavage between the growth andhe uterine muscle, avoiding the more compact and com-paratively avascular myoma. 98 CHANGES IN THE UTERUS chap. In Figure 107, Plate XXIX., is shown a section of a. Fig. I 11. — Posterior view of Fig. i lo, showing subserous nodules which led to thediagnosis of myoma, the presence of carcinoma of the body being overlooked. myoma in a state of hyaline
Fibroids and allied tumours (myoma and adenomyoma) : their pathology, clinical features and surgical treatment . i Fig. 110.—Showing diffuse adenocarcinoma and myoma of the body of the uterus. lymph-channels, in the cleavage between the growth andhe uterine muscle, avoiding the more compact and com-paratively avascular myoma. 98 CHANGES IN THE UTERUS chap. In Figure 107, Plate XXIX., is shown a section of a. Fig. I 11. — Posterior view of Fig. i lo, showing subserous nodules which led to thediagnosis of myoma, the presence of carcinoma of the body being overlooked. myoma in a state of hyaline degeneration, together withadenocarcinoma of the corporeal endometrium. Not only CANCER OF THE CERVIX 99 the myoma, but also its muscular capsule, has escapedinvasion. Williamson describes carcinoma invading a fibromyoma.
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