The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 115
he operation. A short time before death the tube was removed entirely, and frothy and viscid mucus continued to be ejected from the aperture in the trachea, which remained open. Mbro-nuclear Tumour of the Uterus. — Dr. J. C. Morris exhibited a specimen of this, with the following history : — This… … Anterior View of the Uterus; its Cavity laid open by a Vertical Section. — 1. Os uteri; 2. Cervical canal ; 3. Cavity of uterus greatly enlarged, and -with fibroid tumors encroaching upon it at a, a. Dr. Atlee with a view to the removal of the tumour if possible. Dr. A. recognized the character of…
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