Fibroids and allied tumours (myoma and adenomyoma) : their pathology, clinical features and surgical treatment . Figure 80. Sectionof a myoma, showing (A) area of necrosis (B) zone of hyaline degeneration ?ACE PAGE 73 (3) Plate XX. To FACE PAGE 73 (z) I Plate XXI ^l^lisiiite ii^^]P^^ FiGiRK 82. Showing advanced leJ necrosis and thrombosed in. obj. 3 eyepiece. To FACE PAGE 73 (l) IV NECROSIS: NECROBIOSIS j-^ partial. (Figs. 79, Plate XIX., and 81, Plate XX., however,show exceptions to this statement.) Leith Murray tells us that blood-plasma has a restraininginfluence on the haemolytic
Fibroids and allied tumours (myoma and adenomyoma) : their pathology, clinical features and surgical treatment . Figure 80. Sectionof a myoma, showing (A) area of necrosis (B) zone of hyaline degeneration ?ACE PAGE 73 (3) Plate XX. To FACE PAGE 73 (z) I Plate XXI ^l^lisiiite ii^^]P^^ FiGiRK 82. Showing advanced leJ necrosis and thrombosed in. obj. 3 eyepiece. To FACE PAGE 73 (l) IV NECROSIS: NECROBIOSIS j-^ partial. (Figs. 79, Plate XIX., and 81, Plate XX., however,show exceptions to this statement.) Leith Murray tells us that blood-plasma has a restraininginfluence on the haemolytic action ot the lipoid substances ;but may we not go further, and on combined clinical andpathological grounds, infer that pregnancy exerts a controlon the restraining influence of the blood-plasma in rela-tion to haemolysis t The clinician expects to find red degeneration rcwwtv/cw^in a myoma, if removed from the walls of the uterus duringthe first half of pregnancy, and total red degeneration ofthe tumour, if removed at term. It has been said that thischange does not occur in solid mesoblastic growths of theovary. I have an exception to the rule in my collection. Figure 80, Plate XIX., shows the margin of a necroticarea [A
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