. Studies on hypertrophy and cancer of the prostate. :J^. Fig. G.—Represents a fibro-muscular form of hypertrophy. The stromais much in excess of the glandular elements compared with C. element predominates and the stroma is of course much in excess ofthe gland element. Both the adenomatous and fibro-muscular formscontain spheroids in varying number. Fibrous.—Under the fibrous or inflammatory form of hypertrophywe have included a very interesting group of cases with marked pros-tatic sjmptoms and partial or complete retention of urine. The pros- study of llfo Cases of Perineal Prostatectomy. 1
. Studies on hypertrophy and cancer of the prostate. :J^. Fig. G.—Represents a fibro-muscular form of hypertrophy. The stromais much in excess of the glandular elements compared with C. element predominates and the stroma is of course much in excess ofthe gland element. Both the adenomatous and fibro-muscular formscontain spheroids in varying number. Fibrous.—Under the fibrous or inflammatory form of hypertrophywe have included a very interesting group of cases with marked pros-tatic sjmptoms and partial or complete retention of urine. The pros- study of llfo Cases of Perineal Prostatectomy. 133 tates in this group are not enlarged or at most very slightly so (cases87, 89, 101, 133, 137, 143). On gross examination they contain no spheroids, but the cut sur-face is rather homogeneous and apparently fibrous. These are nottrue hypertrophies, but represent a type of prostatitis. The prostaticobstruction is consecutive to inflammatory processes which produce afibrous h}^erplasia about the vesical orifice or result in the formationof an infiam
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