The pathology and surgical treatment of tumors . Fig. 98.—Adeno-cystoma of thyroid gland; X 85 (Surgical Clinic, Rush IMedical College, Chicago):a,a, stroma; 6, follicles of gland slightly enlarged ; c, colloid cyst ; d, two colloid cysts separated by a thinseptum. frequently unilocular than multilocular. Of course, a number of cystsmay form simultaneously and coalesce into one common cavity, butthis occurrence is rare as compared with adeno-cystoma. A cystomaof the thyroid gland can usually be recognized without difficulty, butif any doubt exists, this can be set aside effectually by an explo
The pathology and surgical treatment of tumors . Fig. 98.—Adeno-cystoma of thyroid gland; X 85 (Surgical Clinic, Rush IMedical College, Chicago):a,a, stroma; 6, follicles of gland slightly enlarged ; c, colloid cyst ; d, two colloid cysts separated by a thinseptum. frequently unilocular than multilocular. Of course, a number of cystsmay form simultaneously and coalesce into one common cavity, butthis occurrence is rare as compared with adeno-cystoma. A cystomaof the thyroid gland can usually be recognized without difficulty, butif any doubt exists, this can be set aside effectually by an exploratorypuncture. Enucleation is the proper treatment for cystic tumor of thethyroid. If this operation cannot be done on account cither of calcareousdegeneration of the cyst-wall or of firm adhesions with the surround-ing tissues, a partial thyroidectomy is indicated. Laying open of thecyst freely by incision, followed by vigorous application of the actual CYSTOMA. 189 cautery so as thoroughly to destroy the cellular lining of the interiorof t
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