. Cyclopædia of obstetrics and gynecology. Fig. 46.—From the Limiting Layer of an Acinous Carcinoma of the Mamma. (Hartnack,Syst. 2.) the gland lobules; in this way there occurs a confluence of foci, as at a higher power this acinous structure becomes very distinct in cer-tain selected places, until it finally assumes the type of the alveolar tissue,(Fig. 45). Most of the soft, larger noduled carcinomas have this kind of develop-ment and this structure. Another form I have also designated as tubular carcinoma of thebreast. It is characterized by the outgrowths of the epithelial mass int
. Cyclopædia of obstetrics and gynecology. Fig. 46.—From the Limiting Layer of an Acinous Carcinoma of the Mamma. (Hartnack,Syst. 2.) the gland lobules; in this way there occurs a confluence of foci, as at a higher power this acinous structure becomes very distinct in cer-tain selected places, until it finally assumes the type of the alveolar tissue,(Fig. 45). Most of the soft, larger noduled carcinomas have this kind of develop-ment and this structure. Another form I have also designated as tubular carcinoma of thebreast. It is characterized by the outgrowths of the epithelial mass inthe form of elongated, ramifying cylinders or filled tubes (tubuli), which, TUxMOKS OF THE IvrA^ GLAND 108. Fig. 47.—From the Peripheral Layer op an Acinous Carcinoma op the Mamma. Formerly-designated by me as true epithelial carcinoma of the gland. Enlarged 250 times, (correspondingto about Hartnack, Syst. 7.)
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