Gynaecology for students and practitioners . s : A. Tumours arising in the ovary. I. Epithelial Tumours. 1. Benign : Adenoma. {a) Cyst-adenoma pseudomucinosum, (6) Cyst-adenoma serosum (ciliatum, papillare). 2. Malignant : Carcinoma.{a) Primary. [b) Secondary. II. Connective-tissue Tumours—Desmoids. 1. Benign : Fibroma. Fibromyoma. 2. Malignant : Sarcoma. Endothelioma. Perithelioma. III. Tumours containing products of several embryonic layers. Tera-toma (in the wide sense). Tridermoid embryo ma. 1. Innocent : Cystic Teratoma ( Dermoid ). 2. Malignant : Teratoma in the narrow sense (blastomatou
Gynaecology for students and practitioners . s : A. Tumours arising in the ovary. I. Epithelial Tumours. 1. Benign : Adenoma. {a) Cyst-adenoma pseudomucinosum, (6) Cyst-adenoma serosum (ciliatum, papillare). 2. Malignant : Carcinoma.{a) Primary. [b) Secondary. II. Connective-tissue Tumours—Desmoids. 1. Benign : Fibroma. Fibromyoma. 2. Malignant : Sarcoma. Endothelioma. Perithelioma. III. Tumours containing products of several embryonic layers. Tera-toma (in the wide sense). Tridermoid embryo ma. 1. Innocent : Cystic Teratoma ( Dermoid ). 2. Malignant : Teratoma in the narrow sense (blastomatous teratoma). IV. Compound Ovarian Tumours. B. Cysts arising in the broad ligament. • {a) Fimbrial. (6) Epoophoritic (parovarian). (c) Cysts of Kobelts tubes. {d) Cysts of the hydatid of Morgagni. 662 GYNiECOLOGYBENIGN EPITHELIAL TUMOURS Eighty per cent of all ovarian growths are adenomatous, and showa tubular gland-formation. Solid adenomata are rare ; the tubules ofan adenoma very rapidly develop into cysts. The chief feature of a ruBt.
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