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Fig. 3 illustrates a section taken about a millimetre nearer the centre of the gestation

Evidence of foetal invasion is here very marked along crescentic delaminations of the muscle wall on the side of attachment to the mesosalpinx. Along these delamintations the troplioblast cells appear to be proceeding in such a way that the walls of the spaces are very deeply infiltrated by them. The maternal tisue in their vicinity is broken up, and is undergoing a fibrinous change. There is little or no evidence of proliferation of the maternal cells or of an active reply of any kind by them to the destructive action of the trophoblast, whose cell are mainly of two kinds—large mononuclear cells and irregular multinuclear syncytia. Here and there are seen multinuclear cells, which are probably to be regarded as intermediate stages between these.


Reference

Berkeley C. and Bonney V. Tubal Gestation - A Pathological Study. (1905) Brit. J. Obst. and Gyn. 7(2): 78-96.


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