. Cyclopædia of obstetrics and gynecology. Fig. 22.—Hypertrophy op Mucous BIembrane (endometritis glandularis) in Uterine Fibroma.(Specimen of Z)r. Wyder.) specimens they were closely crowded and appeared like cork-screws placedperpendicularly to the surface. In other cases the mucous membranepresented a more areolar appearance. Dilated, but not cystic glandtubules were found in these. The tubules were separated from each 212 NEW GROWTHS OF THE UTERUS. other by broad trabecles of interglaiidular connective tissue. Wyderfurther emphasizes the fact that these clianges resemble the conditionknown
. Cyclopædia of obstetrics and gynecology. Fig. 22.—Hypertrophy op Mucous BIembrane (endometritis glandularis) in Uterine Fibroma.(Specimen of Z)r. Wyder.) specimens they were closely crowded and appeared like cork-screws placedperpendicularly to the surface. In other cases the mucous membranepresented a more areolar appearance. Dilated, but not cystic glandtubules were found in these. The tubules were separated from each 212 NEW GROWTHS OF THE UTERUS. other by broad trabecles of interglaiidular connective tissue. Wyderfurther emphasizes the fact that these clianges resemble the conditionknown as adenoma diliusum. The observations of Wyder have sincebeen confirmed by von Campe. In spite of the fact that in most cases of fibromyomata there is a con-stantly present swelling of the mucous membrane, the secretion from thelatter, outside of the menstrual epoch, is by no means always uniformly-profuse. Just before and after the periods there is usually a rather freemucous discharge which in many instances soon ceases entirely, or
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