Gynecological diagnosis and pathology . Fig. 95.—Adeno-Caucinoma of the Endometrium (). This is a carcinoma originating in the uterine glands. Note their epithelium lining them is irregular and is in several layers. The nucleiof the large and their situation is irregular. Contrast with glandularendometritis, figs. 80-83. •11. Fig. 96.—Adeno-Carcinoma of Endometrium ().Note character of epithelium and its proliferation into the stroma. recognise that it occurs more frequently than was formerly of the cases were diagnosed as sarcoma. The course of
Gynecological diagnosis and pathology . Fig. 95.—Adeno-Caucinoma of the Endometrium (). This is a carcinoma originating in the uterine glands. Note their epithelium lining them is irregular and is in several layers. The nucleiof the large and their situation is irregular. Contrast with glandularendometritis, figs. 80-83. •11. Fig. 96.—Adeno-Carcinoma of Endometrium ().Note character of epithelium and its proliferation into the stroma. recognise that it occurs more frequently than was formerly of the cases were diagnosed as sarcoma. The course of the diseaseis slower than in cancer of the cervix, and extension takes place, firstly,into the substance of the uterine wall, and secondly, by a lymphatic CARCINOMA OF THE ENDOMETRIUM 99 spread to the lumbar glands in front of the aorta which drain the lymphfrom the body of the uterus (tig. OS). Intension to the cervix or extremely rare. As a result of the growth in the interior, the uterusheroines enlarged, hut it very seldom attains a size bigger than a twomonths pregnancy. If the patient be past the menopause, the uterusmay he actually smaller than normal. Clinical Phenomena—Etiology.—The disease usually arises at orafter the time of the menopause. It may occur either in nulliparous orinultiparous women, probably more frequently
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