Treatise on gynaecology : medical and surgical . cyst. PATHOLOGICAL ANATOMY OF OVAEIAN CYSTS. Ill Usually small ovarian tumors (cysts of the Graafian follicles) are theones which are thus adherent to the ovary, and their volume is notvery great. But Hildebrandt and Olshausen have seen tubo-ovariancysts formed by proliferous cysts, and of great size, and two othercases reported by the latter seem to be connected with cysts of thebroad ligament^^ This variety, then, may be superadded, as it were,to every kind of cyst. The Fallopian tube usually remains permeable, and consequentlythe fluid overfl
Treatise on gynaecology : medical and surgical . cyst. PATHOLOGICAL ANATOMY OF OVAEIAN CYSTS. Ill Usually small ovarian tumors (cysts of the Graafian follicles) are theones which are thus adherent to the ovary, and their volume is notvery great. But Hildebrandt and Olshausen have seen tubo-ovariancysts formed by proliferous cysts, and of great size, and two othercases reported by the latter seem to be connected with cysts of thebroad ligament^^ This variety, then, may be superadded, as it were,to every kind of cyst. The Fallopian tube usually remains permeable, and consequentlythe fluid overflows into the uterus if there is much pressure. Proflu-ent ovarian hydrops is thus formed, which may be compared to thatdescribed under hydro-salpinx by the name of profluent tubal hy-drops. This communication answers as a safety valve preventing theoverdistention and growth of the cyst. In one case, Hennig ascer-tained that the tumors, which were bilateral, collapsed after eachevacuation. As to the genesis of these compound cysts, the question. Fig. 38—Pedicle of an Ovarian Cyst. The pedicle is short: The folds of the tube have not beenentirely obliterated. (The cyst has been evacuated.) is whether the adhesion of the tube to the ovary precedes-or followsthe formation of the cyst; whether in the beginning the adhesion ofthe appendages is not caused by their inflammation or whether thereis previous and simultaneous existence of hydro-salpinx and ovariancyst, which become united and fused together by absorption of thewall of separation. This seems to me to be the probable method, sothat this lesion might as well be described in the chapter on patho-logical affections of the tube, as on those of the ovary.^^ Out of three hundred ovariotomies, Olshausen found three casesof tubo-ovarian cyst, one of which was bilateral. Tlie Pedicle.—\N\\2itQ\QV the origin of ovarian cysts, one importantmorphological distinction presides over their surgical history. This isthe presence, the disp
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