Pathology and treatment of diseases of women . d, either harder or softer consistency, according to the degree oftenseness of the connective tissue and have a smooth surface. Micro-scopically they consist of tangled bundles of spindle-shaped ele-ments and more or less abundant, imbedded, fibrillary tissue (seeFig. 176). THE DISEASES OF THE OVARIES 393 If the tumors are very rich in cellular elements, then they have alsot>een noted as fibrosarcomata, a designation which is, however, calcu-lated to mislead, as these tumors are benign clinically, and thereforewould be better designated as rich
Pathology and treatment of diseases of women . d, either harder or softer consistency, according to the degree oftenseness of the connective tissue and have a smooth surface. Micro-scopically they consist of tangled bundles of spindle-shaped ele-ments and more or less abundant, imbedded, fibrillary tissue (seeFig. 176). THE DISEASES OF THE OVARIES 393 If the tumors are very rich in cellular elements, then they have alsot>een noted as fibrosarcomata, a designation which is, however, calcu-lated to mislead, as these tumors are benign clinically, and thereforewould be better designated as richly cellular fibromata. Edematousinfiltrations of tissue, apoplectic foci and necrotic cysts caused by dis-turbances of the circulation are also not seldom formed in these tumors,similar to those described under Uterine Fibromyomata. Fibromyomata, with more or less considerable portions of smoothmusculature, occur in the ovary. They are, however, relatively rare,and otherwise to be separated from the fibromata only by means of the j&r\>.
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