The theca, granulosa, lutein cell tumors of the human ovary and similar tumors of the mouse's ovary

Male Cells in Granulosa Cell Tumours

“…He reserved the name arrhenoblastoma for such tumours as had a ririlizing effect. He likened this tumour to the folliculome lipidique of Lectne (1932) and the tumours described by Pick (1905), Plate (1933), Traut and Butterworth (1937), Henderson (1 942) and Dougal (1945). He described a feminizing tumour of the testis similar to an ovarian arrhenoblastoma, which in addition to Sertoli cells contained many lipoid cells.…”

“…He described a feminizing tumour of the testis similar to an ovarian arrhenoblastoma, which in addition to Sertoli cells contained many lipoid cells. He likened this tumour to the folliculome lipidique of Lectne (1932) and the tumours described by Pick (1905), Plate (1933), Traut and Butterworth (1937), Henderson (1 942) and Dougal (1945). He grouped these tumours together as tubular androblastomas.…”

Estrogen-Producing Sertoli Cell Tumors (Androblastoma Tubulare Lipoides) of the Human Testis and Ovary. Homologous Ovarian and Testicular Tumors. Iii.*†

“…¥ b) Two cases described by Traut and Butterworth (1937) In Traut and Butterworth's paper (8) photomicrographs are reproduced showing two ovarian tumors of the same type. The distribution of lipoid is not absolutely uniform and both in the ovarian tumor A and in the corresponding testicular tumor, zones can be observed in which it is less copious.…”

“…Eight cases of tubular or adenomatous, most frequently highly lipidic, (Teilum, 1945(Teilum, -1946 in dog (Huggins & Moulder, # 1945) estrogen feminizing; metrorrhagia, in children also pubertas praecox (Henderson) a number of tubular lipidic tumors, previously misinterpreted as folliculome lipidique (Lecene) or tubular granulosa cell tumor, and the pure tubular adenoma (see Table 1) Masson's case and several others androgen in adults: virilization in children: also pubertas praecox tumors described as "adrenal tumors" and "luteomas" ovarian tumors which, macroscopically, are yellow on the cut surface have thus been collected from the literature where they have hitherto been described as "folliculome lipidique" (5,6,7,8,11,14) "completely luteinized" granulosa cell tumor (9) or granulosa cell tumor of tubular or adenomatous type (luteinized and hormonally active adenoma) (10).…”

“…Although most of the cases have been looked upon as "folliculome lipidique" (Lecene) or as luteinized granulosa cell tumors of tubular type, no biological proof of progesterone effect of this form of tumor has been delivered (6,8,11). Although most of the cases have been looked upon as "folliculome lipidique" (Lecene) or as luteinized granulosa cell tumors of tubular type, no biological proof of progesterone effect of this form of tumor has been delivered (6,8,11).…”