Fibroids and allied tumours (myoma and adenomyoma) : their pathology, clinical features and surgical treatment . 25). (After v. Recklinghausen,Die Adenomyome und Cystadenome, Taf. xi.) growth was sarcomatous in its peripheral, and adeno-myomatous in its proximal, portions. The case will bemore fully described in the section dealing with adeno-myoma and malignancy (page 430). The cystic portionseemed to belong to the sarcomatous part of the growthand not to the adenomyomatous portion. In 1906 von Recklinghausen published his monographon Die Adenomyrme. One of the cases figured in this Beltrage
Fibroids and allied tumours (myoma and adenomyoma) : their pathology, clinical features and surgical treatment . 25). (After v. Recklinghausen,Die Adenomyome und Cystadenome, Taf. xi.) growth was sarcomatous in its peripheral, and adeno-myomatous in its proximal, portions. The case will bemore fully described in the section dealing with adeno-myoma and malignancy (page 430). The cystic portionseemed to belong to the sarcomatous part of the growthand not to the adenomyomatous portion. In 1906 von Recklinghausen published his monographon Die Adenomyrme. One of the cases figured in this Beltrage zitr Geb. und Gyn., 1905, Bd. ix. S. 313. (See also pages 430-432 ofthis volume.—C. L.) CYSTIC ADENOMYOMA 397 volume resembles an early stage of Bauereisens first case(see Fig. 226). The patient was 42 years of age. She died of amyloiddisease, following tuberculosis of the lungs, larynx, spleen,kidney, and liver. There were multiple adeno-cysts onthe dorsal aspect of the uterus. There were gland-spacesin the myometrium at the right cornu of the uterus. The case was described as a cystic myo-fibroma of the.
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