The Ovarian Theca Cell

Shippel, S.

doi:10.1111/j.1471-0528.1950.tb06020.x

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“…An argum ent in favour of this hypothesis might be found in the frequent combination of ovarian hyperthecosis and adrenal hyperplasia (Bergstrand, 1934;CAiningham, 1953;Philipp-Stange, 1954 a;Jailer and Van de Wiele, 1954;Abu Haydar, Laidlate, Nusonovich and Sturgis, 1954;Ten Berge, 1955;Philipp, Staemmler and Slange, 1955;Stange, 1957;Feher, Gyory, Less and Ldszlo, 1958;Jones and Scott, 1958). Shippel (1955) offered an entirely different explanation: once stim ulated hair follicles continue to function excessively, even after removal of the cause of the stimulation.…”

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