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THE AUTOTRANSPLANTATION OF ENDOMETRIAL TISSUE IN THE RABBIT

THE AUTOTRANSPLANTATION OF ENDOMETRIAL TISSUE IN THE RABBIT Abstract It has been observed by Sampson1 that in women between the age of 30 and the menopause a frequent pathologic condition is found which consists in part of the presence of "chocolate" cysts of the ovary. These cysts are lined with ciliated epithelium, are surrounded by stroma like that of the endometrium, and take part in the menstrual cycle in much the same manner as does the uterine mucosa. When a cyst is close to the surface of the ovary, it may, and frequently does, rupture during menstruation, scattering, in the pelvic cavity, epithelial cells of the type lining the cyst and also menstrual blood. The menstrual blood possibly contains a substance which is capable of so altering the peritoneum that the epithelial cells from the cyst may become implanted where the peritoneum is injured, and develop, producing adenoma-like growths; or these cells may invade, from the outside, such References 1. Sampson, J. A.: Perforating Hemorrhagic (Chocolate) Cysts of the Ovary , Arch. Surg. 3:245 ( (Sept.) ) 1921.Crossref 2. Hesseiberg, Cora; Kerwin, William, and Loeb, Leo: Auto and Homoiotransplantation of the Uterus in the Guinea-Pig , J. Med. Research 38:11 ( (March) ) 1918. 3. Loeb, Leo: The Production of Deciduomata , J. A. M. A. 50:1897 ( (June 6) ) 1908.Crossref 4. Sampson, J. A.: Ovarian Hematomas of Endometrial Type (Perforating Hemorrhagic Cysts of the Ovary) and Implantation Adenomas of Endometrial Type , Boston M. & S. J. 186:445 ( (April 6) ) 1922. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Archives of Surgery American Medical Association

THE AUTOTRANSPLANTATION OF ENDOMETRIAL TISSUE IN THE RABBIT

JACOBSON, VICTOR C.
Archives of Surgery , Volume 5 (2) – Sep 1, 1922
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Abstract

Abstract It has been observed by Sampson1 that in women between the age of 30 and the menopause a frequent pathologic condition is found which consists in part of the presence of "chocolate" cysts of the ovary. These cysts are lined with ciliated epithelium, are surrounded by stroma like that of the endometrium, and take part in the menstrual cycle in much the same manner as does the uterine mucosa. When a cyst is close to the surface of the ovary, it may, and frequently does, rupture during menstruation, scattering, in the pelvic cavity, epithelial cells of the type lining the cyst and also menstrual blood. The menstrual blood possibly contains a substance which is capable of so altering the peritoneum that the epithelial cells from the cyst may become implanted where the peritoneum is injured, and develop, producing adenoma-like growths; or these cells may invade, from the outside, such References 1. Sampson, J. A.: Perforating Hemorrhagic (Chocolate) Cysts of the Ovary , Arch. Surg. 3:245 ( (Sept.) ) 1921.Crossref 2. Hesseiberg, Cora; Kerwin, William, and Loeb, Leo: Auto and Homoiotransplantation of the Uterus in the Guinea-Pig , J. Med. Research 38:11 ( (March) ) 1918. 3. Loeb, Leo: The Production of Deciduomata , J. A. M. A. 50:1897 ( (June 6) ) 1908.Crossref 4. Sampson, J. A.: Ovarian Hematomas of Endometrial Type (Perforating Hemorrhagic Cysts of the Ovary) and Implantation Adenomas of Endometrial Type , Boston M. & S. J. 186:445 ( (April 6) ) 1922.

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Archives of Surgery – American Medical Association

Published: Sep 1, 1922

References

  • Perforating Hemorrhagic (Chocolate) Cysts of the Ovary
    Sampson , J. A.
  • Auto and Homoiotransplantation of the Uterus in the Guinea-Pig
    Hesseiberg , Cora; Kerwin, William, and Loeb, Leo
  • The Production of Deciduomata
    Loeb , Leo
  • Ovarian Hematomas of Endometrial Type (Perforating Hemorrhagic Cysts of the Ovary) and Implantation Adenomas of Endometrial Type
    Sampson , J. A.