Fibroids and allied tumours (myoma and adenomyoma) : their pathology, clinical features and surgical treatment . bules are lying in cytogenous tissue. 5. Showsa principal canal which is provided with numerous branches. 6. Slightly tortuous secretion-tube (i.£) ejcpanding into anirregular ampulla (SA). In this ampulla lies a pseudo-glomerulus {PS), and from it a collecting tube (() runsparallel for a short distance and then terminates in an olive-shaped end bulb (is). 7. Iwisted secreting tubule (^/T) withend-bulb ampulla (A^); in this is a pseudo-glomerulus {PS). C7= cytogenous tissue. 8. T
Fibroids and allied tumours (myoma and adenomyoma) : their pathology, clinical features and surgical treatment . bules are lying in cytogenous tissue. 5. Showsa principal canal which is provided with numerous branches. 6. Slightly tortuous secretion-tube (i.£) ejcpanding into anirregular ampulla (SA). In this ampulla lies a pseudo-glomerulus {PS), and from it a collecting tube (() runsparallel for a short distance and then terminates in an olive-shaped end bulb (is). 7. Iwisted secreting tubule (^/T) withend-bulb ampulla (A^); in this is a pseudo-glomerulus {PS). C7= cytogenous tissue. 8. The same as 7 from anotheraspect. 6, 7, and 8 are figures representing that part of the growth which lay directly underneath the peritoneum. I INTRODUCTION : ORGANOID TUMOURS 273 at the base of the right labium majus, which was saidto have a definite connection with a hypertrophic roundligament. The patient was a V-para, aged 49 years, who hadworn a truss for three years, and had noticed the growthfor a year and a half Its size was 3^! x 3 x 2 cm. Itbecame painful during menstruation. It consisted of gland-. \\ / Fig. 172.—Showing an adenomyoma in the posterior wall of a uterus which has preservedits normal contour. The uterus has been opened from below. spaces surrounded by a cytogenous mantle, and containedcystic spaces. The author remarked that the occurrence of theseglandular invasions in tumours which lie outside the in-guinal canal, at the point of attachment of the round liga-ment to the OS pubis^ afforded valuable support for thattheory which refers this kind of growth to an origin frommesonephric elements. Since the round ligament, accordingto Wieger, sprang from the distal end of the kidney, passed 274 ADENOMYOMA chap. bv the ovary as the true ovarian ligament to reach theuterine end of the tube, and from thence became the roundligament of the uterus, it could carry with it separatedportions of the Wolffian body even to its distal parts in thedepths of the mons Vene
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