Pathology and treatment of diseases of women . So-called adeno-myomata of the tube like those of the uterus havebeen described recently (v. Recklinghausen). (See Tumors of the Uter-us.) They are located mostly close to the uterus on the tubal angle, butmay appear also at the isthmus tubse. They are traced by many authors,particularly by v. Recklinghausen, mostly to a proliferation of epoophoral,scattered embryonic cells. My own observations have brought me andmany others to the conviction that these newgrowths are quite often ofan inflammatory origin, and thus conform to the so-called salpingi
Pathology and treatment of diseases of women . So-called adeno-myomata of the tube like those of the uterus havebeen described recently (v. Recklinghausen). (See Tumors of the Uter-us.) They are located mostly close to the uterus on the tubal angle, butmay appear also at the isthmus tubse. They are traced by many authors,particularly by v. Recklinghausen, mostly to a proliferation of epoophoral,scattered embryonic cells. My own observations have brought me andmany others to the conviction that these newgrowths are quite often ofan inflammatory origin, and thus conform to the so-called salpingitisisthmica nodosa. They seldom attain a considerable size, mostly only about the circum-ference of a walnut, and consist of smooth musculature with connectivetissue and numerous interspersed epithelial ducts, whose connection withthe tubal mucosa is at times still demonstrable. DISEASES OF THE UTERINE TUBES 343 Finally, it must be mentioned that in quite rare cases also embryo-mata (dermoid tumors) have been observed in the tube (Orthmann).. Fig. -Microscopic Section of the Preparation Represented in Fig. 155.(Zeiss, Obj. AA, Oc. 4.) They do not differ materially in their anatomic and clinical demeanorfrom the ovarian embryomata (see New-Formations of the Ovary).Malignant tumors of neighboring organs may secondarily invade
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