The Journal of laboratory and clinical medicine . Fig. 4.—(Same as Fig. 1.) Proliferation ofepithelium. ( X 250 diam.) Fig. 5.—(Same as Fig. 1.) Proliferation of theepithelium showing a different type of carcinoma(myxomatous degeneration). (1!.1C.\250 diam.) of cholesterin, there occur at times symptoms which it seems possible to explainonly as being due to cholesterin retention and these symptoms go hand in handwith cell-proliferation (Figs. 6 and 7). A patient (No. 63175), male, aged 57, came to the Mayo Clinic in 1912on account of bladder trouble. An operation (prostatectomy) adeno-fibr
The Journal of laboratory and clinical medicine . Fig. 4.—(Same as Fig. 1.) Proliferation ofepithelium. ( X 250 diam.) Fig. 5.—(Same as Fig. 1.) Proliferation of theepithelium showing a different type of carcinoma(myxomatous degeneration). (1!.1C.\250 diam.) of cholesterin, there occur at times symptoms which it seems possible to explainonly as being due to cholesterin retention and these symptoms go hand in handwith cell-proliferation (Figs. 6 and 7). A patient (No. 63175), male, aged 57, came to the Mayo Clinic in 1912on account of bladder trouble. An operation (prostatectomy) adeno-fibro-matous hypertrophy was discovered, but no trace of a malignancy was noted 666 The Journal of Laboratory and Clinical Medicine microscopically. Four years later the man returned in a critical condition anddied within three weeks. At autopsy extensive atheromatosis with ulceratinj,plaques was found in the aorta, together with carcinomatous nodules in thiprostatic bed, malignant proliferation of the epithelium and the sebaceous glandsin the s
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