The pathology and surgical treatment of tumors . Fig. 105.—Adeno-cystoma of right ovary (after Winckel). In theof small prominences indicate the location w;dl of the large cyst a numberler cysts. of a normal follicle are found in such cysts. The cysts are numerousand are separated by septa of connective tissue (Fig. 106). The spacesare lined by columnar epithelium, and ova have been found in their. Fig. 106. —Follicular cysts of ovary (after Barnes). interior by Ritchie, Webb, Tait, and Rokitansky. The cysts containusually clear serum ; occasionally the serum is of a yellowish color,and someti
The pathology and surgical treatment of tumors . Fig. 105.—Adeno-cystoma of right ovary (after Winckel). In theof small prominences indicate the location w;dl of the large cyst a numberler cysts. of a normal follicle are found in such cysts. The cysts are numerousand are separated by septa of connective tissue (Fig. 106). The spacesare lined by columnar epithelium, and ova have been found in their. Fig. 106. —Follicular cysts of ovary (after Barnes). interior by Ritchie, Webb, Tait, and Rokitansky. The cysts containusually clear serum ; occasionally the serum is of a yellowish color,and sometimes it is otherwise stained by the admixture of blood. CYSTOMA. 195 Sometimes the epithelial cells undergo myxomatous degeneration(Fig. 107). Hydrops of the follicles of the ovary is usually a symmetrical affec-tion occurring in both ovaries at the same time. Follicular cysts of theovary seldom result in the formation of large tumors. It was formerlybelieved that most of the simple ovarian tumors resulted from disten-tion of pre-existing Graafian follicles by proliferation of the epitheliallining. That this is not the case is now generally admitted, but thatoccasionally an ovarian cyst may have such an origin cannot be denied.
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