Transactions of the American Association of Obstetricians, Gynecologists, and Abdominal Surgeons for the year ... . Fig- 1.—The tumor in gross. The uterus is seen as a small body lying at one side -of thetumor and connected with it by the tube and broad Fig. 2.—Low power; showing infiltration of Fig. 3.—High power; showing newly formed lymphocytes, indicating beginning degeneration. connective tissue and occasional smooth muscle fibers. temperature, ° F.; pulse, 05; respirations, 15; systolic blood pressure, 120;diastolic, 84. Operation February 28, 1920. Under ether anesthesia,
Transactions of the American Association of Obstetricians, Gynecologists, and Abdominal Surgeons for the year ... . Fig- 1.—The tumor in gross. The uterus is seen as a small body lying at one side -of thetumor and connected with it by the tube and broad Fig. 2.—Low power; showing infiltration of Fig. 3.—High power; showing newly formed lymphocytes, indicating beginning degeneration. connective tissue and occasional smooth muscle fibers. temperature, ° F.; pulse, 05; respirations, 15; systolic blood pressure, 120;diastolic, 84. Operation February 28, 1920. Under ether anesthesia, after gas-oxygen induction,the abdomen was opened through a midline incision extending from the umbilicusto the pubes. The uterus was small and atrophic, situated a little to the rightof the midline, deep in the pelvis. The pelvis was filled for the most part by afirm, smooth, spherical mass occupying the position of the left ovary. There wassome free fluid in the abdominal cavity. A supravaginal hysterectomy and leftsalpingo-oophorectomy were done in the usual way. The appendix was removed as FIBROMA OF THE OVARY 181 an incidental measure, and the abdomen closed in layers. The patient was in goodcondition at the end of the operation. Pathologic repo
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