. Gynecological pathology; a manual of microscopic technique and diagnosis in gynecological practice, for students and physicians. s^ffJSJf O ^||^ a. ^fen ft--.; - - --: 0 .,*?/- ^ itm ,.;- i --& gs& MM *$§?§£ Figure 33.—Hypeeteophic Endometeitis (Fungosa).a, small-celled, infiltrated interglandular tissue; ~b, sections through dilated glandswith numerous depressions. Through the increase of the glandular epithelium an increased secre-tion of mucus takes place, and at times the gland lumina are filled withmucus and the excretory ducts are obstructed. If the mucus is notdischarged, but is c
. Gynecological pathology; a manual of microscopic technique and diagnosis in gynecological practice, for students and physicians. s^ffJSJf O ^||^ a. ^fen ft--.; - - --: 0 .,*?/- ^ itm ,.;- i --& gs& MM *$§?§£ Figure 33.—Hypeeteophic Endometeitis (Fungosa).a, small-celled, infiltrated interglandular tissue; ~b, sections through dilated glandswith numerous depressions. Through the increase of the glandular epithelium an increased secre-tion of mucus takes place, and at times the gland lumina are filled withmucus and the excretory ducts are obstructed. If the mucus is notdischarged, but is continually formed, there result cystic dilatations ofthe glands, and such cysts are frequently found in this form of in-flammation. Such cysts may be as large as a pinhead, so that in a microscopicalsection they are recognized with the naked eye, and occasionally such 96 HYPERTROPHIC ENDOMETRITIS. sections have a sieve-like appearance. The epithelial cells are flattenedby the increasing pressure and in some cases disappear, and occasionallythe wall is lined with an endothelial-like membrane. The vessels takea decided part in
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