Fibroids and allied tumours (myoma and adenomyoma) : their pathology, clinical features and surgical treatment . ining cysticgland-spaces which are shown in Fig. 39, Plate VI., page 45. lecting tubules often opened only upon one side of a principalcanal^ producing a pectinate arrangement like that seenin the parovarium and in the paroophoron. [f) Thecanals showed : — (i) A discrete arrangement {zerstreute Ordnung)^ beingindependent, free, and separate ; these were fewer in number. (2) The more numerous showed an aggregate arrange-ment {geschlossene Ordnung)^ all running into one another. Anoth
Fibroids and allied tumours (myoma and adenomyoma) : their pathology, clinical features and surgical treatment . ining cysticgland-spaces which are shown in Fig. 39, Plate VI., page 45. lecting tubules often opened only upon one side of a principalcanal^ producing a pectinate arrangement like that seenin the parovarium and in the paroophoron. [f) Thecanals showed : — (i) A discrete arrangement {zerstreute Ordnung)^ beingindependent, free, and separate ; these were fewer in number. (2) The more numerous showed an aggregate arrange-ment {geschlossene Ordnung)^ all running into one another. Another typical feature was the cytogenous connective-tissue which covered the canals and in which they layembedded (Hiss lymphadenoid ground-substance). Aroundcysts it was reduced to a minimum, the epithelium lying 270 ADENOMYOMA CHAP. directly on the muscle. Rounded elevations within someof the cystic spaces were regarded as pseudo-glomeruli^ andto them was attributed the function of secretion and ofallowing diapedesis of red discs, which latter were found,together with yellow and brown pigment ( Herzfehler-. FiG. 169.—Showing a diffuse adenomyoma of the uterine body involving the entire walls. zellen ) and hyaline bodies, in the stroma surrounding thecysts (see Figs. 170 and 171). Von Recklinghausen argued that as there were no glandsin the oviducts, these adenomyomatous structures foundat the tubal angle could not arise from tubal mucosa, butwere derived from the Wolffian duct. The description hegives of his second variety, the centrally situated gro-icth^ I INTRODUCTION: ORGANOIDTUMOURS 271 holds good to this day. It was a case of a large adeno-myoma of the anterior uterine wall supplied by W. It lay like a hard fruit-stone in a soft fleshyshell. On its mucous surface were seen about eightyingrowing crypts ; into these the mucous membrane passed, a.
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