. Gynecology : . Fig. 114.—Pedunculated Adenocarcinoma of Body of Fig. 115.—Adenocarcinoma of the power. The distinctive feature is the glands, the epithelium of which has proliferated untilthe lumens are obliterated. The epithelial cells are large, vary in size, and on the right especiallyappear like squamous epithelial carcinoma. Well-formed glands, however, are seen in other placeswith thin trabecular of stroma between them. 365 366 GYNECOLOGY forty. It is seen only about one-eighth as often as cancer of the cervix, accord-ing to statistics. Nulliparous women seem
. Gynecology : . Fig. 114.—Pedunculated Adenocarcinoma of Body of Fig. 115.—Adenocarcinoma of the power. The distinctive feature is the glands, the epithelium of which has proliferated untilthe lumens are obliterated. The epithelial cells are large, vary in size, and on the right especiallyappear like squamous epithelial carcinoma. Well-formed glands, however, are seen in other placeswith thin trabecular of stroma between them. 365 366 GYNECOLOGY forty. It is seen only about one-eighth as often as cancer of the cervix, accord-ing to statistics. Nulliparous women seem to have a special predisposition to this form ofcancer, a fact that still further differentiates it from cervical cancer. Cancer of the body is quite often found in association with uterine fibroids,whereas the combination of fibroids with cancer of the cervix is comparativelyrare. As the process frequently originates in the mucous membrane coveringthe myoma, it is thought that the cancerous growth is stimulated by traumaexerted by the fibroid on the overlying endomet
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