Gynecological diagnosis and pathology . Fig. 112.—Adeno-myoma of the Utebus. Uterus and tumour cut in vertical mesial section. The tumour is growing from thefundus. Note the absence of a capsule, the diffuse nature of the growth,its small size and its mottled appearance on section, due to the presence ofglandular MYOMA OF THE UTERUS. Note the great thickness of the uterine walls produced by the diffuse growth. Inone wall is a small interstitial fibro-myoma, and a mucous polypus projectsinto the lumen. FIHROin TUMOURS OF THE UTERUS 3 single layer of columnar epithelium. These glands var
Gynecological diagnosis and pathology . Fig. 112.—Adeno-myoma of the Utebus. Uterus and tumour cut in vertical mesial section. The tumour is growing from thefundus. Note the absence of a capsule, the diffuse nature of the growth,its small size and its mottled appearance on section, due to the presence ofglandular MYOMA OF THE UTERUS. Note the great thickness of the uterine walls produced by the diffuse growth. Inone wall is a small interstitial fibro-myoma, and a mucous polypus projectsinto the lumen. FIHROin TUMOURS OF THE UTERUS 3 single layer of columnar epithelium. These glands vary greatly in size,some being narrow, others widely dilated. Fig. 114 shows the typicalappearance of such areas. The origin of the glandular elements in thesetumours is probably the endometrium. By serial section it is possible
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