. Studies on hypertrophy and cancer of the prostate. S ^. Fig. 5.—Cross section of normal prostate. A, At a point just in fronrof opening of ducts and utricle; B, at opening of utricle and ducts; C and 1)5-10 mm. back; E, at entrance into bladder; G, at the junction of seminalvesicles and ampullae; E, the seminal vesicles and ampullae separated. largements. If this mass of glands (Fig. 6, A) is only slightly hyper-trophied a median bar may be produced, which may be continuous with Albarran and Motz: Annales d. Mai. d. Organes Genito-Ur., July, 1902. study of 145 Cases of Perineal Prostatectomy
. Studies on hypertrophy and cancer of the prostate. S ^. Fig. 5.—Cross section of normal prostate. A, At a point just in fronrof opening of ducts and utricle; B, at opening of utricle and ducts; C and 1)5-10 mm. back; E, at entrance into bladder; G, at the junction of seminalvesicles and ampullae; E, the seminal vesicles and ampullae separated. largements. If this mass of glands (Fig. 6, A) is only slightly hyper-trophied a median bar may be produced, which may be continuous with Albarran and Motz: Annales d. Mai. d. Organes Genito-Ur., July, 1902. study of 145 Cases of Perineal Prostatectomy. 13 the lateral enlargements on each side, the whole forming a collararound the prostatic orifice. If, however, this group takes on con-siderable hypertrophy a sessile or pedunculated intravesical medianlobe, sometimes of huge dimensions, results. In these latter varietiesanother group of glands which lie just beneath the mucosa where thetrigone joins the urethra, and which Albarran has called the sub-cervical group, may take part in the hypertrophy.
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