. American practice of surgery ; a complete system of the science and art of surgery . thelialeleHientvS may undergo fatty metamorphosis or mucoid degeneration, or both,and ais a result there will be developed one or more cysts containing a firmmaterial similar to sebum or a dark-brown watery fluid. The presence of acini EXPLANATION OF PLATE XLVIII. DESMOIDS OF ABDOMINAL WALL. Fig. 1.—Low-power Drawing of Intramuscular Desmoid of Rectus Abdominis Muscle. Shows theenclosed and degenerating muscle fibres surrounded by. ovoid nuclei that represent the proliferatedsarcolemma nuclei. In many places
. American practice of surgery ; a complete system of the science and art of surgery . thelialeleHientvS may undergo fatty metamorphosis or mucoid degeneration, or both,and ais a result there will be developed one or more cysts containing a firmmaterial similar to sebum or a dark-brown watery fluid. The presence of acini EXPLANATION OF PLATE XLVIII. DESMOIDS OF ABDOMINAL WALL. Fig. 1.—Low-power Drawing of Intramuscular Desmoid of Rectus Abdominis Muscle. Shows theenclosed and degenerating muscle fibres surrounded by. ovoid nuclei that represent the proliferatedsarcolemma nuclei. In many places the fibres of connective tissue are separated and the spaces areoccupied by escaped red blood cells and a serous fluid. Fig. 2.—High-power Drawing of the Same Tumor showing three hypertrophied muscle fibres andfour atrophic fibres that resemble multinucleated giant cells. Areas adjacent to this present no musclefibres in recognizable condition, the site of the completely destroyed fibre being represented by a groupof sarcolemma nuclei. American Practice of Surgery Plate xlviii. Sections of a Desmoid of the abdominal Wall (Drawn av W. K. TRIMBLE, M. D. SURGICAL DISEASES OF THE ABDOMINAL WALL. 87 aiul thi de^•c•loplllent of such processes as fatty metamorphosis and calcificationare characteristics which belong especially to sebaceous glands; and thereforethe giving of the name sebaceous adenomata to these tumors appears to bewarranted. Operative interference is the only proper therapeutic procedure. Fibroma Molluscum.—This fibrous growth of the skin may appear as anisolated tumor, or a number of such growths may develop usually appear as soft pendulous masses, at times distinctly pedunculated;they are painless and they are also easily separable from all surrounding they grow to a large size. They are distinguished from lipomataby their smooth surface and by the fact that they are rarely lobulated. Usuallythey are well supplied w
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