Annals of surgery . glands are irregular in shape and size, and are linedwith a varying number of ill-formed columnar cells. The fibrouscoat is thickened, and shows but little stroma between the some places the lumen of the glands is entirely filled witliepithelial cells. Figure 2.—Primary carcinoma of the gall-bladder. CaseIII.—This section includes the gall-bladder wall and a portionof the adjacent liver-tissue. The pathologic findings are de-scribed by Dr. John E. Hays as follows: The liver lobules showfatty degeneration and passive congestion. The adventitiouscoat of the blood-ve
Annals of surgery . glands are irregular in shape and size, and are linedwith a varying number of ill-formed columnar cells. The fibrouscoat is thickened, and shows but little stroma between the some places the lumen of the glands is entirely filled witliepithelial cells. Figure 2.—Primary carcinoma of the gall-bladder. CaseIII.—This section includes the gall-bladder wall and a portionof the adjacent liver-tissue. The pathologic findings are de-scribed by Dr. John E. Hays as follows: The liver lobules showfatty degeneration and passive congestion. The adventitiouscoat of the blood-vessels is. very much thickened. An increase ofnew connective tissue in the portal canals, and an irregular dis-tribution of the ducts, is observed. The growth in the gall-bladder is composed of an abundant stroma of connective tissueholding the new glandular structure. These glands are verymuch dilated, tortuous and lined with one to several layers ofcolumnar epithelium, fairly well formed. This epithelium breaks. Fig. I—Case II.
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