. Operative gynecology. h channels. A similar condition is present in the fold immediatelyabove the pear-shaped body. The remaining folds are normal, and all have a normalepithelial covering. The pear-shaped body consists of an outer and solid portion and an inner almost entirely of blood. This outer portion consists of a myxomatous tis-sue, and presents a convoluted or wavy outline; and the outer surface is covered bytwo layers of cells, an inner and well-defined layer, with round or oval vesicularnuclei, and an outer layer, where the protoplasm of one cell can not be disting
. Operative gynecology. h channels. A similar condition is present in the fold immediatelyabove the pear-shaped body. The remaining folds are normal, and all have a normalepithelial covering. The pear-shaped body consists of an outer and solid portion and an inner almost entirely of blood. This outer portion consists of a myxomatous tis-sue, and presents a convoluted or wavy outline; and the outer surface is covered bytwo layers of cells, an inner and well-defined layer, with round or oval vesicularnuclei, and an outer layer, where the protoplasm of one cell can not be distinguishedfrom that of the surrounding ones; in other words, the protoplasm of the outer rowforms a regular ribbon. The nuclei are round or oval and stain very deeply. This isthe syncytium. Above, and to the right, some of these folds, which are theyoung placental villi, have been cut transversely, and the outer row of cells istending to form the so-called placental giant cells. No trace of the fetus was found. PLATE Fig, 1. X 8
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