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The external surface of the massive ovarian oedema is usually white and opaque.
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The sectioned surface typically exudes watery fluid after cutting with a knife due to the pressure of the oedema (Figures 1 and 2).
The sectioned surface typically exudes watery fluid after cutting with a knife due to the pressure of the edema.
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The sectioned surface typically exudes watery fluid after cutting with a knife due to the pressure of the oedema (Figures 1 and 2).
An ovarian stroma with marked oedema, at. H&Ex400.
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A cluster of luteinised stromal cells is present in the oedematous stroma in the minority of cases, especially those that have endocrine symptoms (Figures 3 and 4).
Ovarian stroma with edema. A follicle is also seen. H&EX100.
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A cluster of luteinised stromal cells is present in the oedematous stroma in the minority of cases, especially those that have endocrine symptoms (Figures 3 and 4).