Gynecological diagnosis and pathology . Fig. 63.—Adeno-Caroinoma of the has its origin in the glands of the mucous membrane of the cervical that the glandular arrangement is more or less maintained, but that theepithelium is proliferating out in masses into the stroma. carcinoma (fig. G3) the epithelium of the glands proliferates out throughthe basement membrane and into the surrounding stroma, so that thegland lumen becomes surrounded by many layers of cells. After a timethe lumen may be entirely obliterated and all that is seen on sectionare the solid masses of columna
Gynecological diagnosis and pathology . Fig. 63.—Adeno-Caroinoma of the has its origin in the glands of the mucous membrane of the cervical that the glandular arrangement is more or less maintained, but that theepithelium is proliferating out in masses into the stroma. carcinoma (fig. G3) the epithelium of the glands proliferates out throughthe basement membrane and into the surrounding stroma, so that thegland lumen becomes surrounded by many layers of cells. After a timethe lumen may be entirely obliterated and all that is seen on sectionare the solid masses of columnar cells. The naked-eye features of both 70 GYNECOLOGICAL PATHOLOGY. Fig. 64.—Cancer of the Cervix. Both lips are involved by the newgrowth, which has not brokendown.
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