The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 82
uterus, exterior to its cavity, its weight was about six and a half ounces. The ovaries were healthy. The patient suffered little or no uneasiness from the tumour, which had been six years in formation. She had one child. During the existence of the tumour no discharge had ever proceeded from it. A… … a. Fundus. g. The Fallopian tubes. b. The body of the uterus. t. Ovaries. c. The neck. k. Fragment of the vagina. d. Os uteri. ?n, n, o. I'he principal tumour, e. The broad ligaments. p. 'J'he small tumour over the fundus uteri. /. The round ligaments. FJar. 2. a. The fundus. g. The Fallopian…
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