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<bold>FIGURE 23.2</bold> Endometrial cancer has spread to the endocervix. Note the cerebriform mass on the right and the surface extension of the cancer on the left under the internal cervical os.
<bold>FIGURE 23.2</bold> Endometrial cancer has spread to the endocervix. Note the cerebriform mass on the right and the surfa...
Uterus, T-shaped--corrective surgery, part 1 - (A) T-shaped uterus, with broken line indicating projected incision; (B) roof of uterus has been removed
Uterus, T-shaped--corrective surgery, part 1 - (A) T-shaped uterus, with broken line indicating projected incision; (B) roof of uterus has...
<bold>FIGURE 23.8</bold> Impressive atypical vessels in a case of undifferentiated endometrial cancer.
<bold>FIGURE 23.14</bold> Endometrial cancer. An irregular polylobular mass is broadly implanted on the uterine wall, with voluminous, tortuous, and varicose subepithelial blood vessels.
<bold>FIGURE 23.14</bold> Endometrial cancer. An irregular polylobular mass is broadly implanted on the uterine wall, with vol...
<bold>FIGURE 23.17</bold> Endometrial cancer. Polypoidal form with multilobular appearance.
<bold>FIGURE 23.20</bold> Atypical endometrial hyperplasia is characterized by greater vascular proliferation and is frequently associated with abnormal vessels.
<bold>FIGURE 23.20</bold> Atypical endometrial hyperplasia is characterized by greater vascular proliferation and is frequentl...
<bold>Figure 46.1.</bold> Endometrial histology: hyperplasia to carcinoma.
Adenocarcinoma of the endometrium. The uterus has been opened to reveal a partially necrotic, polypoid endometrial cancer.