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===Plate 3 Figures===
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Mall_Meyer1921_fig20.jpg|Fig. 20.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig20.jpg|Fig. 20. Cross-section of No. 7886, shown in fig. 19. X45.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig21.jpg|Fig. 21.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig21.jpg|Fig. 21. Macerated normal cyema, No. 788a, companion to 7886. Xl.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig22.jpg|Fig. 22.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig22.jpg|Fig. 22. Divergence in external form of cylindrical cyemata. No. 885. X4.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig23.jpg|Fig. 23.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig23.jpg|Fig. 23. Illustrating marked changes in form and structure of cylindrical cyemata. No. 446. X6.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig24.jpg|Fig. 24.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig24.jpg|Figs. 24-26. Fig. 24. Fig. 25. Fig. 26. Illustrating variation in form of cylindrical cyemata. Nos. 2236 (X9),2222 (X6),and 1776 (X6).
Mall_Meyer1921_fig25.jpg|Fig. 25.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig25.jpg|Figs. 24-26. Fig. 24. Fig. 25. Fig. 26. Illustrating variation in form of cylindrical cyemata. Nos. 2236 (X9),2222 (X6),and 1776 (X6).
Mall_Meyer1921_fig26.jpg|Fig. 26.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig26.jpg|Figs. 24-26. Fig. 24. Fig. 25. Fig. 26. Illustrating variation in form of cylindrical cyemata. Nos. 2236 (X9),2222 (X6),and 1776 (X6).
Mall_Meyer1921_fig27.jpg|Fig. 27.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig27.jpg|Fig. 27. Longitudinal section showing structure of cylindrical cyema. No. 150. X15.
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===Plate 4 Figures===
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Mall_Meyer1921_fig28.jpg|Fig. 28.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig28.jpg|Fig. 28. Longitudinal section of cylindrical embryo. No. 489. X37.5.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig29.jpg|Fig. 29.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig29.jpg|Fig. 29. A cyema in the pre-gossamer stage of lysis. No. 2197. X6.75.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig30.jpg|Fig. 30.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig30.jpg|Fig. 30. Twin conceptus with larger chorion opened and location of smaller indicated. No. 587. XU.75.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig31.jpg|Fig. 31.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig31.jpg|Fig. 31. Part of the same conceptus in section, showing the cavities of both chorionic vesicles. Xl.5.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig32.jpg|Fig. 32.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig32.jpg|Fig. 32. Side view of cyema, showing so-called stunting. No. 2173. X3.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig33.jpg|Fig. 33.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig33.jpg|Fig. 33. Front view of same specimen, showing maceration and stunting. X3.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig34.jpg|Fig. 34.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig34.jpg|Fig. 34. Illustrating stunting. No. 2233. X4.5.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig35.jpg|Fig. 35.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig35.jpg|Fig. 35. External view of No. 2473, showing stunting in an older specimen. X3.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig36.jpg|Fig. 36.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig36.jpg|Fig. 36. Section of a similar fetus, to show structure. No. 675. X4.5.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig37.jpg|Fig. 37.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig37.jpg|Fig. 37. Sagittal section illustrating fusion of mandibular margin with chest. No. 788a. X4.5.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig38.jpg|Fig. 38.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig38.jpg|Fig. 38. Sagittal section showing internal maceration changes and gaping of the mouth.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig39.jpg|Fig. 39.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig39.jpg|Fig. 39. Macerated, firmly rolled-up, young fetus. No. 921. X2.25.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig40.jpg|Fig. 40.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig40.jpg|Fig. 40. Macerated, rolled-up, older fetus. No. 1041. X0.75.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig41.jpg|Fig. 41.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig41.jpg|Fig. 41. Cyema classed as fetuses compressus. No. 1245. X3.
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Mall_Meyer1921_fig42.jpg|Fig. 42.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig42.jpg|Figs. 42-50. Various forms of cyemata classed as fetus compressus: Nos. 1463 (X2).
Mall_Meyer1921_fig43.jpg|Fig. 43.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig43.jpg|Figs. 42-50. Various forms of cyemata classed as fetus compressus: Nos. 1806 (X 1.5).  
Mall_Meyer1921_fig44.jpg|Fig. 44.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig44.jpg|Figs. 42-50. Various forms of cyemata classed as fetus compressus: Nos. 1301 (X8.5).  
Mall_Meyer1921_fig45.jpg|Fig. 45.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig45.jpg|Figs. 42-50. Various forms of cyemata classed as fetus compressus: Nos. 1513 (X0.58).  
Mall_Meyer1921_fig46.jpg|Fig. 46.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig46.jpg|Figs. 42-50. Various forms of cyemata classed as fetus compressus: Nos. 1495c (X0.58).  
Mall_Meyer1921_fig47.jpg|Fig. 47.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig47.jpg|Figs. 42-50. Various forms of cyemata classed as fetus compressus: Nos. 896 (X.55).  
Mall_Meyer1921_fig48.jpg|Fig. 48.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig48.jpg|Figs. 42-50. Various forms of cyemata classed as fetus compressus: Nos. 1925 (X.65).  
Mall_Meyer1921_fig49.jpg|Fig. 49.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig49.jpg|Figs. 42-50. Various forms of cyemata classed as fetus compressus: Nos. 1239 (X0.55).  
Mall_Meyer1921_fig50.jpg|Fig. 50.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig50.jpg|Figs. 42-50. Various forms of cyemata classed as fetus compressus: Nos. 1515 (X0.58).  
Mall_Meyer1921_fig51.jpg|Fig. 51.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig51.jpg|Fig. 51. Distortion due to maceration and retention in utero. No. 1931. XI.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig52.jpg|Fig. 52.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig52.jpg|Figs. 52-63. Illustrating the absence of fundamental differences between the group of fetus compressus and grade 3 of the normal specimens. No. 12956 (fig. 52) pathological.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig53.jpg|Fig. 53.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig53.jpg|Figs. 52-63. Illustrating the absence of fundamental differences between the group of fetus compressus and grade 3 of the normal specimens. No. 532 (fig. 53) normal. Xl.8.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig54.jpg|Fig. 54.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig54.jpg|Figs. 52-63. Illustrating the absence of fundamental differences between the group of fetus compressus and grade 3 of the normal specimens. No. 1475 (fig. 54) pathological. X1.5.  
Mall_Meyer1921_fig55.jpg|Fig. 55.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig55.jpg|Figs. 52-63. Illustrating the absence of fundamental differences between the group of fetus compressus and grade 3 of the normal specimens. No. 852 (fig. 55) normal. X2.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig56.jpg|Fig. 56.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig56.jpg|Figs. 52-63. Illustrating the absence of fundamental differences between the group of fetus compressus and grade 3 of the normal specimens. No. 1750 (fig. 56) normal. X1.5. (To be compared with No. 1806, fig. 43.)
Mall_Meyer1921_fig57.jpg|Fig. 57.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig57.jpg|Figs. 52-63. Illustrating the absence of fundamental differences between the group of fetus compressus and grade 3 of the normal specimens. No. 1779 (fig. 57) normal. XI.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig58.jpg|Fig. 58.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig58.jpg|Figs. 52-63. Illustrating the absence of fundamental differences between the group of fetus compressus and grade 3 of the normal specimens. No. 651a (fig. 58) pathological. XI.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig59.jpg|Fig. 59.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig59.jpg|Figs. 52-63. Illustrating the absence of fundamental differences between the group of fetus compressus and grade 3 of the normal specimens. No. 1513 (fig. 59) pathological. X0.58.  
Mall_Meyer1921_fig60.jpg|Fig. 60.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig60.jpg|Figs. 52-63. Illustrating the absence of fundamental differences between the group of fetus compressus and grade 3 of the normal specimens. No. 1350 (fig. 60) normal. X0.58.  
Mall_Meyer1921_fig61.jpg|Fig. 61.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig61.jpg|Figs. 52-63. Illustrating the absence of fundamental differences between the group of fetus compressus and grade 3 of the normal specimens. No. 1474<z (fig. 61) normal. X0.58. (To be compared with No. 896, fig. 47 )
Mall_Meyer1921_fig62.jpg|Fig. 62.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig62.jpg|Figs. 52-63. Illustrating the absence of fundamental differences between the group of fetus compressus and grade 3 of the normal specimens. No. 1758 (fig. 62) pathological. X0.5. No. 1532 (fig. 63) normal. X0.5.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig63.jpg|Fig. 63.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig63.jpg|Figs. 52-63. Illustrating the absence of fundamental differences between the group of fetus compressus and grade 3 of the normal specimens. No. 1532 (fig. 63) normal. X0.5.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig64.jpg|Fig. 64.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig64.jpg|Fig. 64. Fusion of epidermis on lower extremities during maceration. No. 1859. X0.5. Fig.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig65.jpg|Fig. 65.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig65.jpg|Fig. 65. Epidermal thickenings. No. 316. X7.5.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig66.jpg|Fig. 66.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig66.jpg|Fig. 66. Early drooping and distortion of extremities. No. 1710. X 1.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig67.jpg|Fig. 67.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig67.jpg|Fig. 67. Showing diversity in position and distortion of extremities. No. 1751. XO 5
Mall_Meyer1921_fig68.jpg|Fig. 68.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig68.jpg|Fig. 68. A similar but younger specimen. No. 1931. XI.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig69.jpg|Fig. 69.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig69.jpg|Fig. 69. Distortion of digits. No. 1751. XI.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig70.jpg|Fig. 70.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig70.jpg|Fig. 70. Unilateral maceration bleb on cord. No. 1523. X0.5.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig71.jpg|Fig. 71.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig71.jpg|Fig. 71. Bleb formation on neck, same specimen. XI.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig71.jpg|Fig. 72.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig72.jpg|Fig. 72. Bleb formation in whole nuchal region. No. 2261. XI. 5.
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Mall_Meyer1921_fig73.jpg|Fig. 73.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig73.jpg|Fig. 73. Nodular fibrosis of the amnion. No. 868. Xl-35.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig74.jpg|Fig. 74.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig74.jpg|Fig. 74. Nodular fibrosis of the amnion. No. 1048. X0.66.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig75.jpg|Fig. 75.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig75.jpg|Fig. 75. Large, clear, normal decidual cells. No. 1599. X200.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig76.jpg|Fig. 76.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig76.jpg|Fig. 76. Maceration, hemorrhage, and lysis, with early transformation of the decidua. No. 872. X200.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig77.jpg|Fig. 77.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig77.jpg|Fig. 77. Further transformation of the polygonal decidual cells into the spindle and fibroblast type of cells. Same specimen as figure 76. X200.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig78.jpg|Fig. 78.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig78.jpg|Fig. 78. Longitudinal section of right ovary, showing carcinomatous nodule to the right. No. 865. X2.  
Mall_Meyer1921_fig79.jpg|Fig. 79.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig79.jpg|Fig. 79. Same specimen. Portion of carcinomatous nodule. X27.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig80.jpg|Fig. 80.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig80.jpg|Fig. 80. Left ovary from same case in longitudinal section, showing disk-shaped teratoma in section. X2. Fig.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig81.jpg|Fig. 81.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig81.jpg|Fig. 81. Teratoma in section, same case. X11.5.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig82.jpg|Fig. 82.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig82.jpg|Fig. 82. Remarkable vascular proliferation in the chorionic membrane. No. 309. X 120.
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File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig106.jpg|Fig. 106. Well preserved, early hydatiform villi from the same specimen. X33.25.  
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig106.jpg|Fig. 106. Well preserved, early hydatiform villi from the same specimen. X33.25.  
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig107.jpg|Fig. 107. Hydatiform villi without marked epithelial proliferation. No. 7206.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig107.jpg|Fig. 107. Hydatiform villi without marked epithelial proliferation. No. 7206.
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File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig108.jpg|Fig. 108. Hydatiform villi with pronounced epithelial proliferation. No. 7206, also shown in figure 107. X50.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig109.jpg|Fig. 109. Hydatiform villi without (at left) and with marked epithelial proliferation (at right). No. 540.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig110.jpg|Fig. 110. Fairly late stage in the degeneration of the villous vessels in hydatiform villi. No. 977. X50.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig111.jpg|Fig. 111. A slightly later stage in the degeneration of the villous vessels. No. 516.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig112.jpg|Fig. 112. Almost complete disappearance of the vessels. No. 8746. X50.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig113.jpg|Fig. 113. Non-vascular, early hydatiform implanted villi. No. 396. X50.
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File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig114.jpg|Fig. 114. Portion of No. 435a, showing a small villus in the center with an extremely long syncytial bud. X50.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig115.jpg|Fig. 115. Framework of syncytium arising from the chorionic membrane and from the villi. No. 962<z. X50.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig116.jpg|Fig. 116. Apical trophoblastic nodule. No. 516. X6.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig117.jpg|Fig. 117. A portion of the chorionic membrane from No. 714, showing decidedly sinuous epithelium. X50.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig118.jpg|Fig. 118. An early, non- vascular, hydatid villus from the same specimen, showing constrictions. X50.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig119.jpg|Fig. 119. Epithelial vesicles within the stroma. No. 872. X180.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig120.jpg|Fig. 120. Extremity of an epithelial vesicle within the stroma, same specimen. X300.
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File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig121.jpg|Fig. 121. Slight epithelial proliferation on markedly hydatiform villi. No. 134. X50.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig122.jpg|Fig. 122. Extremely marked epithelial proliferation on a small hydatiform villus with glassy stroma. No. 415. X95.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig123.jpg|Fig. 123. The disintegrating capillaries are represented merely by large, incomplete curved outlines. No. 749. X50.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig124.jpg|Fig. 124. Collapsed capillaries in process of obliteration. No. 712. X95.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig125.jpg|Fig. 125. Fenestrated, macerated, hydatiform villi among others which are quite fibrous. No. 651d. X50.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig126.jpg|Fig. 126. Villi showing only a trace of the capillaries. No. 651<7- X50.
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File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig127.jpg|Fig. 127. Section of a villus from No. 510, showing scattered Hofbauer cells. X300.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig128.jpg|Fig. 128. Section of a villus from No. 749, showing accumulation of Hofbauer cells, especially at the right. X50.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig129.jpg|Fig. 129. A somewhat macerated normal embryo from a case of early hydatiform degeneration. No. 2099. X6.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig130.jpg|Fig. 130. The chorionic vesicle of the same specimen, showing early hydatiform villi to left where in focus. X4.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig131.jpg|Fig. 131. Basal area of No. 1260, showing pronounced hydatiform degeneration of the villi. XI.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig132.jpg|Fig. 132. The same specimen, opened in the capsular region to show the presence of the cyema. Xl.l.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig133.jpg|Fig. 133. Marked macerated and deformed fetus from the same case. X4.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig134.jpg|Fig. 134. Twin fetuses, No. 2250a and 6, a case of hydatiform degeneration. XI.
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File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig135.jpg|Fig. 135. A portion of a rather fibrous decidua. No. 874o. X300. (See Chap. VIII.)
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig136.jpg|Fig. 136. Hydatiform villi in section. No. 825. X45.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig137.jpg|Fig. 137. Cross-section of tube and vesicle. No. 1771. X4.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig138.jpg|Fig. 138. Cross-section of same, showing hydatiform villi. X2.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig139.jpg|Fig. 139. Hydatiform villi from same, in section. X45.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig140.jpg|Fig. 140. Hydatiform villi protruding through an incision in the tube wall. No. 2052. X2.
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Mall_Meyer1921_fig141.jpg|Fig. 141.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig141.jpg|Figs. 141. Hydatiform villi from No. 2250a and b, shown in fig. 134, plate 12, Chapter VIII. X4.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig142.jpg|Fig. 142.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig142.jpg|Figs. 142. Hydatiform villi from No. 2250a and b, shown in fig. 134, plate 12, Chapter VIII. X4.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig143.jpg|Fig. 143.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig143.jpg|Figs. 143. Twin conceptuses, both with hydatiform chorions. No. 241 a and b. (See Chap. VIII.) X1.35.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig144.jpg|Fig. 144.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig144.jpg|Figs. 144. Twin conceptuses, both with hydatiform chorions. No. 241 a and b. (See Chap. VIII.) X1.35.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig145.jpg|Fig. 145.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig145.jpg|Fig. 145. Enlarged fetus from same, showing maceration effects. X2.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig146.jpg|Fig. 146.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig146.jpg|Figs. 146. Macerated hydatiform villi from the same case. X6.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig147.jpg|Fig. 147.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig147.jpg|Figs. 147. Macerated hydatiform villi from the same case. X6.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig148.jpg|Fig. 148.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig148.jpg|Fig. 148. Cyema covered with magma. No. 1771. (See Chapter IX.) X2.67.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig149.jpg|Fig. 149.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig149.jpg|Fig. 149. Apparent superfetus from a cat. (After Harman.)
Mall_Meyer1921_fig150.jpg|Fig. 150.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig150.jpg|Fig. 150. Macerated, distorted normal cat fetus 10 mm. long. (After Kunz.)
Mall_Meyer1921_fig151.jpg|Fig. 151.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig151.jpg|Fig. 151. Slightly macerated twin fetus. No. 1840a. X 11.35.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig152.jpg|Fig. 152.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig152.jpg|Fig. 152. Pseudosupcrfetus. No. 1840b. X2.67.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig153.jpg|Fig. 153.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig153.jpg|Fig. 153. Opened, everted vesicle of No. 1840a and incised vesicle of 18406. X0.66.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig154.jpg|Fig. 154.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig154.jpg|Fig. 154. Opened chorionic vesicle of 1840b and placcntal area of 1840a. X0.66.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig155.jpg|Fig. 155.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig155.jpg|Fig. 155. Twin fetus. No. 2036b. X0.66.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig156.jpg|Fig. 156.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig156.jpg|Fig. 156. Pseudosuperfetus, No. 2036a, disarticulated by maceration. X2.
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Mall_Meyer1921_fig157+158.jpg|Fig. 157 Fig. 158.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig157+158.jpg|Fig. 157. Drawing of posterior view of pregnant ovary with tube. No. 550. Fig. 158. Transverse section of pregnant ovary cut at point of rupture.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig159.jpg|Fig. 159.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig159.jpg|Fig. 159. Outline of transverse section of ovary taken in the region of the letter o in "Ovary" (fig. 157). X2.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig160.jpg|Fig. 160.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig160.jpg|Fig. 160. Drawing of portion of the corpus luteum, indicated by small square to the left in fig. 159 (marked fig. 4 in drawing).  X70.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig161.jpg|Fig. 161.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig161.jpg|Fig. 161. Drawing of a portion of the ovary, indicated by small square to the right in fig. 159 (marked fig. 5 in drawing). X70.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig162.jpg|Fig. 162.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig162.jpg|Fig. 162. Drawing of a section through free surface of clot, illustrated in section in fig. 158, showing wall of chorion and a villus surrounded by clot. X50.
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Mall_Meyer1921_fig163.jpg|Fig. 163. External appearance of intact specimen. No. 1522. X0.75.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig164.jpg|Fig. 164. External appearance of same specimen, showing where block was removed. X0.75.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig165.jpg|Fig. 165. Appearance of cross section of pregnant ovary and tube, same specimen. X0.75.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig166.jpg|Fig. 166. Photograph of a section taken from the thick portion of the ovarian stroma near the mesovarium, showing a well-developed Graafian follicle. Same specimen. X2.25.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig167.jpg|Fig. 167. Section of part of the same specimen, showing the clot which contains the empty vesicle largely surrounded by ovarian stroma. XI. 9.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig168.jpg|Fig. 168. Marked clubbing of villi of No. 550. X2.25.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig169.jpg|Fig. 169. Cross section of decidua and conceptus. No. 698. (See Chapter XII.) X4.5.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig170.jpg|Fig. 170. Section of conceptus, decidua, and muscularis. No. 970. (See Chapter XII.) X4.5.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig171.jpg|Fig. 171. Section of decidua and conceptus. No. 962. (See Chapter XII.) X4.5.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig172.jpg|Fig. 172. Section of a part of the conceptus, showing chorionic membrane, cyemic (?) rudiment (x) and yolk-sac. No. 1843. (See Chapter XII.) X51.5.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig173.jpg|Fig. 173. External view of No. 2047, showing the distended amnion. (See Chapter XII.) X2.25.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig174.jpg|Fig. 174. Section of the tube and the conceptus. No. 977. (See Chapter XII.) X3.3.  
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Mall_Meyer1921_fig175.jpg|Fig. 175. A portion of a chorionic vesicle, showing appearances identical with tissue cultures. No. 545. X135.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig176.jpg|Fig. 176. Fetus showing gluing of hand to face. No. 316.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig177.jpg|Fig. 177. Villi showing obliteration of vessels by maceration and disintegration. No. 640.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig178.jpg|Fig. 178. Villi showing obliteration of vessels by proliferation. No. 317. X97.5.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig179.jpg|Fig. 179. Macerated tubal specimen imbedded in clot and undergoing lysis. No. 1938. X0.75.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig180.jpg|Fig. 180. Fetus showing continuity of epidermis across the mouth, with obliteration of the labial slit. No. 885. X 4.5.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig181.jpg|Fig. 181. Macerated tubal specimen, only the chorionic vesicle remaining. No. 2035. X0.75.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig182.jpg|Fig. 182. Slightly macerated villi. No. 275. X37.5.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig183.jpg|Fig. 183. Greatly macerated villi. No. 7236.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig184.jpg|Fig. 184. Macerated, long-retained villi, with lumina of capillaries plugged with coagulum. No. 286. X37.5.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig185.jpg|Fig. 185. Fetus in sagittal section showing maceration, especially of the nervous system. No. 285. X4.5.
Mall_Meyer1921_fig186.jpg|Fig. 186. Cross section of cyema showing homogeneous structure produced by maceration. No. 205. X 11.25.
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===Plate 18 Figures===
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File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig189.jpg|Fig. 189. A macerated, disproportional cyema 4 mm. long, showing a development of 5.5 mm. No. 786. X4.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig189.jpg|Fig. 189. A macerated, disproportional cyema 4 mm. long, showing a development of 5.5 mm. No. 786. X4.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig190.jpg|Fig. 190. A well-preserved cyema 5.5 mm., of the same development as the preceding. No. 1380. X4.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig190.jpg|Fig. 190. A well-preserved cyema 5.5 mm., of the same development as the preceding. No. 1380. X4.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig191.jpg|Figs. 191. Cyemata illustrating failure of extension of the body upon maceration. Nos. 1299 ( X2) and 2216 ( X4).
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig191.jpg|Figs. 191. Cyemata illustrating failure of extension of the body upon maceration. No. 1299 ( X2).
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig192.jpg|Figs. 192. Cyemata illustrating failure of extension of the body upon maceration. Nos. 1299 ( X2) and 2216 ( X4).
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig192.jpg|Figs. 192. Cyemata illustrating failure of extension of the body upon maceration. No. 2216 ( X4).
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig193.jpg|Figs. 193. Cyemata illustrating changes in form due to maceration. Nos. 208 (X2), 1296 (X2.67), 1697 (X2), and 1477 (X2).
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig193.jpg|Figs. 193. Cyemata illustrating changes in form due to maceration. No. 208 (X2).
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig194.jpg|Figs. 194. Cyemata illustrating changes in form due to maceration. Nos. 208 (X2), 1296 (X2.67), 1697 (X2), and 1477 (X2).
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig194.jpg|Figs. 194. Cyemata illustrating changes in form due to maceration. No. 1296 (X2.67).
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig195.jpg|Figs. 195. Cyemata illustrating changes in form due to maceration. Nos. 208 (X2), 1296 (X2.67), 1697 (X2), and 1477 (X2).
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig195.jpg|Figs. 195. Cyemata illustrating changes in form due to maceration. No. 1697 (X2).
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig196.jpg|Figs. 196. Cyemata illustrating changes in form due to maceration. Nos. 208 (X2), 1296 (X2.67), 1697 (X2), and 1477 (X2).
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig196.jpg|Figs. 196. Cyemata illustrating changes in form due to maceration. No. 1477 (X2).
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig197.jpg|Fig. 197. Illustrating beginning changes in form due to maceration. No. 705. X1.35.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig197.jpg|Fig. 197. Illustrating beginning changes in form due to maceration. No. 705. X1.35.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig198.jpg|Figs. 198. Similar specimens, showing more pronounced changes. Nos. 2244 (X2.67).
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig198.jpg|Figs. 198. Similar specimens, showing more pronounced changes. No. 2244 (X2.67).
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig199.jpg|Figs. 199. Similar specimens, showing more pronounced changes. Nos. 1891 (X2).
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig199.jpg|Figs. 199. Similar specimens, showing more pronounced changes. No. 1891 (X2).
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig200.jpg|Figs. 200. Similar specimens, showing more pronounced changes. Nos. 1655 (X2.67).
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig200.jpg|Figs. 200. Similar specimens, showing more pronounced changes. No. 1655 (X2.67).
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig201.jpg|Figs. 201. Similar specimens, showing more pronounced changes. Nos. 1260 (X2.67).
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig201.jpg|Figs. 201. Similar specimens, showing more pronounced changes. No. 1260 (X2.67).
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig202.jpg|Figs. 202. Similar specimens, showing more pronounced changes. Nos. 1333 (X2.67).
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig202.jpg|Figs. 202. Similar specimens, showing more pronounced changes. No. 1333 (X2.67).
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig203.jpg|Figs. 203. Similar specimens, showing more pronounced changes. In figure 203 the structure of the specimen is chaotic. 2244 (X2.67), 1891 (X2), 1655 (X2.67), 1260 (X2.67), 1333 (X2.67), 1379 (X2.67).
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig203.jpg|Figs. 203. Similar specimens, showing more pronounced changes. No. 1379 (X2.67).
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig204.jpg|Figs. 204. Similar specimens, showing more pronounced changes. 2244 (X2.67), 1891 (X2), 1655 (X2.67), 1260 (X2.67), 1333 (X2.67), 1379 (X2.67).
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig204.jpg|Figs. 204. Similar specimens, showing more pronounced changes. 2244 (X2.67), 1891 (X2), 1655 (X2.67), 1260 (X2.67), 1333 (X2.67), 1379 (X2.67).
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig205.jpg|Figs. 205. Doubtful normally developed cyemata. Nos. 1226 (X2.67) and 2361 (X4).
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig205.jpg|Figs. 205. Doubtful normally developed cyemata. No. 1226 (X2.67).
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig206.jpg|Figs. 206. Doubtful normally developed cyemata. Nos. 1226 (X2.67) and 2361 (X4).
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig206.jpg|Figs. 206. Doubtful normally developed cyemata. No. 2361 (X4).
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig207.jpg|Fig. 207. A cyema illustrating post-partum changes. No. 589. X2.67.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig207.jpg|Fig. 207. A cyema illustrating post-partum changes. No. 589. X2.67.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig208.jpg|Fig. 208. Cyema showing maceration sulci and ridges, and drooping of the limbs. No. 52 If. X1.66.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig208.jpg|Fig. 208. Cyema showing maceration sulci and ridges, and drooping of the limbs. No. 52 If. X1.66.
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File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig233.jpg|Fig. 233. A portion of same specimen, showing the somewhat more than normally bulbous and rather matted villi. X2.67.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig233.jpg|Fig. 233. A portion of same specimen, showing the somewhat more than normally bulbous and rather matted villi. X2.67.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig234.jpg|Fig. 234. A very softened, macerated fetus. X0.5.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig234.jpg|Fig. 234. A very softened, macerated fetus. X0.5.
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File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig235.jpg|Fig. 235. Transition forms between mesenchyme and Hofbauer cells. No. 645, slide 3. X330.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig236.jpg|Fig. 236. Transition forms between mesenchyme and Hofbauer cells. No. 592, slide 1. X330.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig237.jpg|Fig. 237. Transition forms between mesenchyme and Hofbauer cells. No. 645, slide 3b. X330.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig238.jpg|Fig. 238. A phagocytic pseudo-Hofbauer cell. No. 645, slide 2. X650.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig239.jpg|Fig. 239. Fusing Hofbauer cells forming a giant cell. No. 645, slide 2. X300.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig240.jpg|Fig. 240. Fusing Hofbauer cells forming a giant cell. No. 985, slide 1. X300.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig241.jpg|Fig. 241. Pseudo-Hofbauer cells in the ovary. No. 970. X650.
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File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig242.jpg|Fig. 242. Isolated villi from No. 1878, shown in figures 232 and 233, plate 19, Chapter XIII. X4.5.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig243.jpg|Figs. 243-244. Appearance of villi in section, same specimen. X7.5.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig244.jpg|Figs. 243-244. Appearance of villi in section, same specimen. X7.5.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig245.jpg|Fig. 245. Cross-section view of an entire normal vesicle with cyema and adnexa. No. 2053. X3.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig246.jpg|Fig. 246. Section of villi from same. X36.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig247.jpg|Fig. 247. External appearance of conceptus, showing filiform villi. No. 866. XI. 5.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig248.jpg|Fig. 248. External appearance of conceptus, showing presence of hydatiform villi. No. 2108. X2.25.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig249.jpg|Fig. 249. Sparsely villous area from No. 1892. Xl.5.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig250.jpg|Fig. 250. Isolated villi from same specimen, showing maceration changes. X3.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig251.jpg|Fig. 251. Isolated shadow or gossamer villi. No. 2197. X9.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig252.jpg|Fig. 252. External appearance of same specimen. Xl.5.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig253.jpg|Fig. 253. Cross section of No. 1287. Xl.5.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig254.jpg|Fig. 254. Villi from No. 1466. X2.25.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig255.jpg|Fig. 255. Hydatiform villi from No. 2233. X4.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig256.jpg|Fig. 256. Section of chorionic vesicle with hydatiform villi in basal area. No. 2361. Xl.5.
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File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig257.jpg|Fig. 257. Isolated villi from No. 2361, showing both maceration and hydatiform degeneration. X6.75.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig258.jpg|Fig. 258. External appearance of abortus, same case. X0.75.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig259.jpg|Fig. 259. Changes in external appearance of villi, due to maceration alone. No. 993. X3.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig260.jpg|Fig. 260. Isolated villous tree from same vesicle. X3.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig261.jpg|Fig. 261. Isolated filiform villi. No. 1639. X3.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig262.jpg|Fig. 262. Isolated villous tree. No. 2336. X6.75.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig263.jpg|Fig. 263. Fine hydatiform villi. No. 1797. X3.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig264.jpg|Fig. 264. Normal villi. No. 837. X2.25.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig265.jpg|Fig. 265. Transitional villi between normal and hydatid. No. 432. X2.25.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig266.jpg|Fig. 266. Transitional hydatiform villi. No. 437. X2.25.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig267.jpg|Fig. 267. Normal, knobbed or budded villi. No. 1063. X2.25.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig268.jpg|Fig. 268. Villous tree from a normal specimen, illustrating many small knobs. No. 2335. X6.75.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig269.jpg|Fig. 269. Villous tree showing few buds or knobs. No. 1840a. X2.25.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig270.jpg|Fig. 270. Filiform villi and a portion of the vesicle from the same specimen. X3.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig271.jpg|Fig. 271. Villi showing maceration changes. No. 2348. X6.75.
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File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig272.jpg|Fig. 272. Villi showing maceration changes. No. 2339. X6.75.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig273.jpg|Fig. 273. Villous tree with smooth villi. No. 2253. X6.75.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig274.jpg|Fig. 274. Villous tree with knobbed villi. No. 2372. X6.75.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig275.jpg|Fig. 275. Filiform villus. No. 2326. X6.75.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig276.jpg|Fig. 276. Fine, frowsy villus. No. 2414. X6.75.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig277.jpg|Fig. 277. Massive villous tree. No. 2283. X6.75.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig278.jpg|Fig. 278. Knobbed, curly villi. No. 2384. X6.75.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig279.jpg|Fig. 279. Mossy villi. No. 2249. X4.5.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig280.jpg|Fig. 280. Tubal conceptus (No. 1151), showing disproportion between the chorionic vesicle and the fetus, sparse development of the villi, and some hydatiform degeneration. Xl.5.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig281.jpg|Fig. 281. Villous tree from No. 651ft. X2.25.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig282.jpg|Fig. 282. Villi from No. 1151, shown in figure 280. X3.
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File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig283.jpg|Fig. 283. Cross section of intensely fibrous villi from No. 7656. (See Chapter XV.)
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig284.jpg|Fig. 284. Conceptus showing numerous trophoblastic nodules. (After Sommering.)
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig285.jpg|Fig. 285. Portion of chorionic vesicle showing an apical villous nodule to the right and others elsewhere. No. 1495a. X2.4.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig286.jpg|Fig. 286. Chorionic vesicle showing numerous small villous nodules. No. 2197. XI. 6.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig287.jpg|Fig. 287. A villous nodule completely surrounded by stroma, except at its free surface not shown in the figure. No. 556.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig288.jpg|Fig. 288. A villous nodule near the base of a villous tree. No. 2365. X7.2.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig289.jpg|Fig. 289. Villous nodules and lichen-like streamers on a villous tree. No. 2204. X7.2.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig290.jpg|Fig. 290. A group of teased villi bearing numerous trophoblastic nodules. No. 2225. X4.8.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig291.jpg|Fig. 291. Several villi ending in a single trophoblastic nodule. No. 308. X4.8.
File:Mall_Meyer1921_fig292.jpg|Fig. 292. A macerated villous tree, one branch of which bears a nodule on its extremity. No. 2472. X7.2.
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1921 Carnegie Collection - Abnormal: Preface | 1 Collection origin | 2 Care and utilization | 3 Classification | 4 Pathologic analysis | 5 Size | 6 Sex incidence | 7 Localized anomalies | 8 Hydatiform uterine | 9 Hydatiform tubal | Chapter 10 Alleged superfetation | 11 Ovarian Pregnancy | 12 Lysis and resorption | 13 Postmortem intrauterine | 14 Hofbauer cells | 15 Villi | 16 Villous nodules | 17 Syphilitic changes | 18 Aspects | Bibliography | Figures | Contribution No.56 | Contributions Series | Embryology History

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Mall FP. and Meyer AW. Studies on abortuses: a survey of pathologic ova in the Carnegie Embryological Collection. (1921) Contrib. Embryol., Carnegie Inst. Wash. Publ. 275, 12: 1-364.

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1921 Carnegie Collection - Abnormal: Preface | 1 Collection origin | 2 Care and utilization | 3 Classification | 4 Pathologic analysis | 5 Size | 6 Sex incidence | 7 Localized anomalies | 8 Hydatiform uterine | 9 Hydatiform tubal | Chapter 10 Alleged superfetation | 11 Ovarian Pregnancy | 12 Lysis and resorption | 13 Postmortem intrauterine | 14 Hofbauer cells | 15 Villi | 16 Villous nodules | 17 Syphilitic changes | 18 Aspects | Bibliography | Figures | Contribution No.56 | Contributions Series | Embryology History

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