. Atlas and epitome of gynecology . FiffJ. ■M:^+ Fig\4r. lith. Anst. F. RetcMwUL, Miinchen. CERVICAL ENDOMETRITIS. 103 tion in the degree of swelling of the mncons membrane, whether it bemomentary or corresponding to the periodic congestions. This alsoexplains its rapid regeneration. The muscularis is situated beneaththe submncosa. Fig. 2.—Hyperplastic Glandular Endometritis. (Originaldrawing from a specimen.) The individual glands are more numerousand are increased in extent by lateral pouchings (Ruge); the walls areenveloped in a connective-tissue capsule, which is richly infiltrated
. Atlas and epitome of gynecology . FiffJ. ■M:^+ Fig\4r. lith. Anst. F. RetcMwUL, Miinchen. CERVICAL ENDOMETRITIS. 103 tion in the degree of swelling of the mncons membrane, whether it bemomentary or corresponding to the periodic congestions. This alsoexplains its rapid regeneration. The muscularis is situated beneaththe submncosa. Fig. 2.—Hyperplastic Glandular Endometritis. (Originaldrawing from a specimen.) The individual glands are more numerousand are increased in extent by lateral pouchings (Ruge); the walls areenveloped in a connective-tissue capsule, which is richly infiltratedwith leukocytes and round cells; the remaining stroma shows practi-cally no inflammatory or proliferative process. If the stroma gaveevidences of the latter, the condition would be known as endometritisfungosa (Olshausen), the mucous membrane being considerably thick-ened. If the proliferation of glandular and interstitial tissue is cir-cumscribed, the condition is known as endometritis polyposa. Fig. 3.—Malignant adenoma (glandular
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