. Annual of the universal medical sciences. Fig. 3.—Chronic Inflammation of theAppendages. a, undeveloped follicle; h, hyiiertrophy of artery; c, nor-mal vessel; d, follicle with thick walls; c, condensed andhypertrophied stroma. (British Oyncecological Journal.) definite walls, and lining the tunica granulosa Fig. 4.—Schachts Case. Hypertrophy of tube; epitheliiim partially destroyed;section of diverticulum; haemorrhages. A. specimen ovarywas found enlarged, follicles distended, forming cysts, and, whencut across, appeared as a cup-shaped, firm depression, or as onecup, as shown in the specim
. Annual of the universal medical sciences. Fig. 3.—Chronic Inflammation of theAppendages. a, undeveloped follicle; h, hyiiertrophy of artery; c, nor-mal vessel; d, follicle with thick walls; c, condensed andhypertrophied stroma. (British Oyncecological Journal.) definite walls, and lining the tunica granulosa Fig. 4.—Schachts Case. Hypertrophy of tube; epitheliiim partially destroyed;section of diverticulum; haemorrhages. A. specimen ovarywas found enlarged, follicles distended, forming cysts, and, whencut across, appeared as a cup-shaped, firm depression, or as onecup, as shown in the specimen recently exhibited by FancourtBarnes (Fig. 3). The general consistence was tough and leathery,the surface rough, with firm adhesions, which had matted the organfirmly in the pelvis. The Fallopian tubes were hypertrophied, thefimbria fleshy and lost in adhesions to the ovary. In a case removedby Schacht the tubes contained pus (Fig. 4). Microscopically, thestroma presented: 1. The appearance of a dense tissue of spindle-cells, swolle
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