Outlines of the diseases of women / by John Phillips.

  • Phillips, John
Date:
1897
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Credit: Outlines of the diseases of women / by John Phillips. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    to the columnar is well marked by the so-called white line (Fig. 13: KE). 2. A matrix of connective-tissue network which at the outer part of the organ becomes more dense, and is sometimes called the tunica albuginea. The substance of the ovaiw is divided into two Fig. 13. Ei O sg y So Section of mammalian ovary showing development of ova and their follicles Eipe ovum. it- K. Follicular cells of germinal epithelium. Blood-vessels. .. Germinal vesicle and spot. KE. Germinal epithelium. Lf. Liquor folliculi. Mg. Membrana granulosa. Mp. Zona pellucida. PS. Ingrowths from germinal epithelium, ovarian tubes, (From Landois & Stirling's Phjsiohgy.) S. So. Tf. U. by means of which some of the nests retain their connection with the epi- thelium. Cavity which appears with- in the Graafian follicle. Stroma of ovary. Theca folliculi, or ovi- capsule. Primitive ova. zones—viz., the cortical or parenchymatous, and medullary or vascular zone, the latter being found usually at the hilum (So). 3. Groups or chains of Graafian follicles in various stages of maturation: those in the earliest stage are at the surface and very numerous, the larger and more mature lie deeper, are fewer in number, and arranged in a chain-like manner (U). There are
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