Fibroids and allied tumours (myoma and adenomyoma) : their pathology, clinical features and surgical treatment . Fig. 227.—Showing cliagraminatically the situation of a cystic adenomyoma in the sagittalplane of the fundus uteri as described in the text. (After Oskar Frankl, Archie filrGynak. Bd. xciii. Tafel xii.) 05 = outer cavity ; /S = inner space ; /L = inner lamina; 0L = outer lamina; Z, 7, /? 7= Fallopiantubes; /?/?Z,, Z,i?L = round ligaments ; CJ= connective-tissue septum ; G = glands in uterine muscle. anterior wall of the corpus uteri. The cyst was lined bymucosa. There were only a fe
Fibroids and allied tumours (myoma and adenomyoma) : their pathology, clinical features and surgical treatment . Fig. 227.—Showing cliagraminatically the situation of a cystic adenomyoma in the sagittalplane of the fundus uteri as described in the text. (After Oskar Frankl, Archie filrGynak. Bd. xciii. Tafel xii.) 05 = outer cavity ; /S = inner space ; /L = inner lamina; 0L = outer lamina; Z, 7, /? 7= Fallopiantubes; /?/?Z,, Z,i?L = round ligaments ; CJ= connective-tissue septum ; G = glands in uterine muscle. anterior wall of the corpus uteri. The cyst was lined bymucosa. There were only a few discrete gland-spaces inthe muscle-wall of the cyst. As an example of an adenomyoma arising in portionsof embryonic tissue is the case of O. Frankl, which showsa cyst situated in the centre of the fundus uteri (seeFig. 227). The cyst lay ensheathed in an outer space intelescopic manner, excepting that the outer ensheathing 398 ADENOMYOMA CHAP. cyst was attached at one point by connective tissue to thewall of the internal cyst. Between these cysts and the topof the fundus lay gland-spaces (see Figs. 228
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