Congenital orbital sarcoma of endothelial origin in an infant : operation and preservation of globe / by Mortimer Frank.

  • Frank, Mortimer, 1874-1919.
Date:
[1903?]
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Credit: Congenital orbital sarcoma of endothelial origin in an infant : operation and preservation of globe / by Mortimer Frank. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    occupied by similar cells, which are not regularly- arranged nor so closely packed together. These cells, as a rule, are not firmly connected with the lining ones, but lie free in the open spaces. More commonly, however, the alveolar structure is not so manifest, for there are large areas in which the pro- liferating cells are so closely packed together that the alveolar arrangement is lost and only a narrow Fig. i. Shows the alveolar arrangement and the large number of cell masses bounded by anastomosing fibrous tissue. streak of stroma is seen to traverse its center. This probably does not indicate a marked deviation from an alveolar structure, which the tumor certainly pos- sesses, but rather a packing together or a coalescence of smaller alveoli, which has occurred in the course of its growth. Coming to the cells proper of the tumor, one observes a striking monotony of appear-