. 3 1 Tb r''- V CI Fig. 100—Tuberculosis of Ovary and Oviduct. /, Section through oviduct; 2, oviduct thrown into coils by elongation; J, ovary sliowing a corpus luteum, CI, and a tubercular mass, Tb, in crater of a ruptured ovisac. ovarian than orchitic tuberculosis might be expected. Ap- parently this is true. Nevertheless, the ovary is highly re- sistant to the infection, as compared with other portions of the female genitalia. Frequently the uterus and oviducts are highly tuberculous, while the ovary remains normal. In the second example of ovarian tuberculosis in my collection, shown in F
. 3 1 Tb r''- V CI Fig. 100—Tuberculosis of Ovary and Oviduct. /, Section through oviduct; 2, oviduct thrown into coils by elongation; J, ovary sliowing a corpus luteum, CI, and a tubercular mass, Tb, in crater of a ruptured ovisac. ovarian than orchitic tuberculosis might be expected. Ap- parently this is true. Nevertheless, the ovary is highly re- sistant to the infection, as compared with other portions of the female genitalia. Frequently the uterus and oviducts are highly tuberculous, while the ovary remains normal. In the second example of ovarian tuberculosis in my collection, shown in Fig. 101, the ovaries and oviducts have largely undergone tuberculous necrosis. Generally, when the ovi- ducts are involved, the pavilion is adherent to the ovary, and the peritoneal side of the pavilion is studded over with
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