The pathology and surgical treatment of tumors . FiG. 190.—Alveolar carcinoma of breast (after Konig): a, alveoli filled with epithelial cells ; b, empty alve-oli ; c, stroma infiltrated in places by small round cells. 302 PATHOLOGY AND TREATMENT OF TUMORS. posed and the amount and arrangement of its stroma. The embryonicmatrix from which it develops is always derived from the epiblast, but. i V*. Fig. 191.—Tubular carcinoma in cystic tumor of the breast : natural size (Surgical Clinic, St. JosephsHospital, Chicago): «, tumor; /5, pedicle; c, cavity of cyst; rt, normal gland-tissue; e, adipose
The pathology and surgical treatment of tumors . FiG. 190.—Alveolar carcinoma of breast (after Konig): a, alveoli filled with epithelial cells ; b, empty alve-oli ; c, stroma infiltrated in places by small round cells. 302 PATHOLOGY AND TREATMENT OF TUMORS. posed and the amount and arrangement of its stroma. The embryonicmatrix from which it develops is always derived from the epiblast, but. i V*. Fig. 191.—Tubular carcinoma in cystic tumor of the breast : natural size (Surgical Clinic, St. JosephsHospital, Chicago): «, tumor; /5, pedicle; c, cavity of cyst; rt, normal gland-tissue; e, adipose tissue; _/,pin supporting tumor. the morphology of the cells is determined by the part of the glandwhich the matrix represents. The product of tissue-proliferation rep-resents either the acinous or the duct portion of the gland.
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