J. Donald Woodruff

Part 1 The vulva: developmental and microscopic anatomy developmental anomalies cystic masses and vascular lesions vulvar inflammation condylomata and carcinoma in situ vulva dystrophy vulva cancer. Part 2 The vagina: embryology normal anat…

Adenocarcinoma in adenomyosis is unusual and in most cases is associated with adenocarcinoma in the surface endometrium. In the latter, the diagnosis is made in the removed specimen because of the finding of adenocarcinoma in curettings. In…

Multifocal disease, both benign and malignant, is seen commonly in the lower genital canal. Conversely, malignancies developing concomitantly in the uterus and ovary are frequently diagnosed as metastatic disease. In this series of 54 cases…

Subsequent to the recognition of the intraperitoneal tumors of low malignant potential, clinicians have repeatedly faced the ambiguities inherent in a disease that seems aggressive on the basis of its wide distribution in the peritoneal cav…

Endometrial adenocarcinoma and adenomyosis are both common problems arising in the uterus. Interestingly, there are few reports of the combination of these two pathologic entities. A recent experience with eight cases found in the files of …

Four cases of primary ovarian abscess associated with intrauterine contraceptive devices are presented. It is proposed that both their unilaterality and the fact that they were primary in the ovary rather than tuboovarian are due to the fac…