The pathology and surgical treatment of tumors . FiG. 100.—Cystic disease of the ovaries : serous and myxomatous multiple follicular cysts (after Pozzi):a, a, small myxomatous cysts; b,b, large myxomatous cysts; e, e, follicular cysts with fluid contents; c,StSt follicular cysts with caseous contents ; o,f,/, ovarian tissue containing small follicular cysts. Waldeyer epithelial sacs, as well as the medullary tubules of Kolliker,may give rise to the formation of cysts, but that from the former the. Fig. 101.—Papillary cyst starting from the hilus of the ovary (aftor Doran). On the left lower ex
The pathology and surgical treatment of tumors . FiG. 100.—Cystic disease of the ovaries : serous and myxomatous multiple follicular cysts (after Pozzi):a, a, small myxomatous cysts; b,b, large myxomatous cysts; e, e, follicular cysts with fluid contents; c,StSt follicular cysts with caseous contents ; o,f,/, ovarian tissue containing small follicular cysts. Waldeyer epithelial sacs, as well as the medullary tubules of Kolliker,may give rise to the formation of cysts, but that from the former the. Fig. 101.—Papillary cyst starting from the hilus of the ovary (aftor Doran). On the left lower extremeof the picture is the ovary, which is almost intact. The cyst is developed within the broad ligament, whichis opened so that we may see above a portion of the Fallopian tube. An opening has been made in the cyst-wall to show the papillary vegetations within. glandular, and from the latter the papillary, variety are produced. At 192 PATHOLOGY AND TREATMENT OF TUMORS. any rate, the papillary cysts are genetically and anatomically analogousto the papillary formation of the mucous membranes, whether they arein the interior of cysts or whether they spring from the surface of theovary. In the latter case the tumor may have developed from the sur-face of the ovary or may have reached this locality from the interior ofa cyst. Proliferous cysts spring either from the surface of the ovaryor from rests of fetal tubules in the ovary (Fig. loi). The cystic spacesare usually small, and the prolif
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