resembling and often exceeding in severity thoseof abortion. This membranous dysmenorrhoea is considered aserious pathological condition that has thus far baffled the skill ofthe physician. For the etiology of this most interesting as well as most import-ant phenomenon we can only give a diversity… … Membrane from case of Membr.injus dysmenorrhoea (after Coste). Ricebarski, Labart, Handle, Jones and others, believe it to be a truedesquamation of the uterine membrane, for which no causecan be assigned. Others say it is due to endometritis, butThomas denies this on the ground that in four out of…
Microscopy
Internet Archive · Biodiversity Heritage Library · Public Domain Mark 1.0. Free to use for anything.
