1932
DOI: 10.1007/bf01702845
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Weiterer Beitrag zur Klinik und mikroskopischen Anatomie der Granulosazelltumoren des Eierstockes

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“…0.9 per cent, which he included among the solid carcinomata of the ovary. Klaften,46 in a series of 247 ovarian txmours, found 10 granulosa-cell tumours, i.e. 4.04 per cent, which he also included among the carcinomata.…”
Section: Clinical Characteristics Incidence Compared With That Of Otmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…0.9 per cent, which he included among the solid carcinomata of the ovary. Klaften,46 in a series of 247 ovarian txmours, found 10 granulosa-cell tumours, i.e. 4.04 per cent, which he also included among the carcinomata.…”
Section: Clinical Characteristics Incidence Compared With That Of Otmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…According to Habbe, complete histories in cases of granulosa-cell tumor show that the amenorrheic phases are usually followed by bleeding. Lepper, Baker, and Vaux noted that in their cases of granulosa-cell tumor in younger women there was a history of amenorrhea followed by bleeding, and Szathmiiry, reviewing f orty-two collected cases in women of child-bearing age, found temporary amenorrhea in nineteen or 45 per cent, Klaften (17) found corpus luteum-like and corpus albicans-like elements in many granulosa-cell tumors. He also claimed that he was able to demonstrate functional stages in the glands of the endometrium in three cases of granulosa-cell tumor in women in the climacterium.…”
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“…Aschner reported a case in a woman of twenty-five from whom a granulosa-cell tumor was removed and who gave a history of long periods of amenorrhea alternating with periods of prolonged excessive bleeding. Klaften (17) reported that in four cases of granulosa-cell tumor in women in the child-bearing age, there was a history of long bleeding and amenorrhea. I n all four of these cases, and in Aschner's case, menstruation became normal after removal of the tumor.…”
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