1925
DOI: 10.1007/bf01891456
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Über die Histologie der Brustdrüse bei gestörtem und ungestörtem Menstruationsablauf

Abstract: Der vorliegenden VerSffentlichung war ursprfinglieh die Aufgabe gestellt, die Angaben einer Arbeit Rosenburgsl), die dahin lauteten~ daf~ die Brustdrfise an den eyklisehen Vorg~ngen innerhalb des weibliehen Organismus in morphologiseh kenntlicher Form beteiligt ist, einer Nachprfifung zu unterziehen. Die Zusammensetzung des ffir den genannten Zweek zur Verftigung stehenden Sektionsmaterials maehte eine endgtiltige LSsung dieses Problems unmSglieh. Nur wenige der obduzierten weiblichen Leichen wiesen in der Vor… Show more

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“…Dieckmann (159) Loeb and Hesselberg (403) failed to cause mammary development by the injection of aqueous extracts of corpus luteum.…”
Section: (D) Development Of the Mammary Glandsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Dieckmann (159) Loeb and Hesselberg (403) failed to cause mammary development by the injection of aqueous extracts of corpus luteum.…”
Section: (D) Development Of the Mammary Glandsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In monkeys, mammary changes do not appear to In the human, mammary hypertrophy during the immediate premenstrual phase is well known and has been considered in detail by Dieckmann (159).…”
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“…In the human, Papanicolaou (486) has claimed to be able to detect all kinds of pathological conditions, as well as the normal cyclic stages of the uterus and ovaries, by changes in the vaginal smear. Dierks (160) In the human, mammary hypertrophy during the immediate premenstrual phase is well known and has been considered in detail by Dieckmann (159).…”
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“…In monkeys, mammary changes do not appear to have been described during the ordinary menstrual cycle, though Heape In the human, mammary hypertrophy during the immediate premenstrual phase is well known and has been considered in detail by Dieckmann (159).…”
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“…and Hainan(449) have described the development of the mammary glands of the dog during pseudo-pregnancy;in this animal the constructive phase proceeds so far that the breakdown process at the end of pseudo-pregnancy actually leads to lactation.In Dasyurus the development of the mammary glands during pseudo-pregnancy is indistinguishable from that which occurs during true pregnancy; as in other species the growth of the gland is correlated with that of the corpus luteum. In the guinea-pig, according to Loeb and Hesselberg (402), the mammary tissue undergoes very little development during the luteal phase of the ordinary dioestrous cycle in the unmated animal, but there is appreciable growth when the corpora lutea are caused to become abnormally persistent by hysterectomy.During the dioestrous cycle, even when there is a definite luteal phase, as in the guinea-pig, the development of the gland is not normally carried far enough to result in the actual secretion of milk.Woodman and Hammond(644), however, report that virgin heifers after a series of dioestrous cycles may occasionally secrete a small quantity of milk.Dieckmann(159) has described the growth which takes place in the mammary gland during the luteal phase of the human menstrual cycle. None of the changes characteristic of the luteal phase are found after ovariectomy or removal of the corpora lutea.The control of this mammary development during pseudo-pregnancy is known definitely to be endocrine in nature.…”
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