The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 418
418 [April COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS OF PHILADELPHIA. Art. XX. — Summary of Transactions from November 5, 18*73, to February 4, 1874. 1873. Nov. 5. Pessary for Procidentia Uteri. — Dr. E. A. Spooner read the following description of a pessary designed to overcome extreme prolapsus and procidentia… … ginal bar at about 4 to 4^ inches from its posterior extremity ; the objects of the bars are to retain the oval ring in position and to afford space for the vaginal portion of the cervix to rest free from pressure. By adhering to the proportions above men- tioned this is accomplished. When in…
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