PLATE II 



Figure 1. Case 1865. Diffuse Lympfiocvloma. Liver, both kidneys, lateral and cross section view of spleen, and 

 ovary. The appearance of kidneys and ovary was normal, but microscopically they were affected with lymphocytoma. 

 The liver and spleen were much enlarged and diffusely infiltrated with lymphocytoma. A photomicrograph of this 

 liver is shown in Figure 1, Plate III. j , Ko 



Figure 2. Case 1846. Nodular Lymphocytoma. Liver, kidneys, spleen, and ovary. The kidneys seemed to oe 

 affected with the diffuse form of disease, and the liver with the combined diffuse and nodular form. Histologically 

 the liver, kidneys, and ovary were affected with nodular lymphocytoma. The spleen, shown in cross section, wasi 



Figure 3. Case 299. Diffuse Lymphocytoma. Liver, cross section through gall Madder fossa; spleen w|ith mesen- 

 tery, cross section; and ovary, with adrenals, cut in cross section to show infiltration of the adrenals. This case il- 

 lustrates the localization of the neoplasia sometimes observed in the diffuse form of lymphocytoma. 



Figure 4. Case 1871. Nodular Lymphocytoma. Lower intestinal tract, including terminal intestine and Dotn 

 cecums, liver, and cross sections of the kidney and spleen. The nodular character of the neoplasm is quite evideni 

 in these organs. . , , u<, r,t 



Figure 5. T 80. Nodular Lymphocytoma. Liver and ovary. The almost complete destruction of one loDe oi| 

 the liver was a rather unusual feature of this case. The ovary was only moderately enlarged by the neoplasm. 



