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Title: Manual of gynecology
Year: 1883 (1880s)
Authors: Hart, D. Berry (David Berry), 1851-1920 Barbour, A. H. Freeland (Alexander Hugh Freeland), 1856-
Subjects: Gynecology Gynecology
Publisher: New York : Wood
Contributing Library: Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine
Digitizing Sponsor: Open Knowledge Commons and Harvard Medical School

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a). (2.) subperitoneale (do., b). (3.) subcutaneum (do., c). According to him the ischiorectal fossa communicates with the subperitoneal connective tissue by means of minute apertures. b. Results obtained by Injections of Water, Air, or Plaster of Paris. The best summary of these results is given by Bandl, to whom on thispoint we are indebted for much valuable information. ANATOMY OF THE FEMALE PELVIC ORGANS. 49 Konig in his researches employed the bodies of women who had dieda short time after labour from non-puerperal diseases, and injected air orwater. The following briefly are his results:—(1.) Water injected be-tween the layers of the broad ligament high up in front of the ovary j)assedfirst into the tissue lying at the highest part of the side wall of the truepelvis. It then passed into the tissue of the iliac fossa lifting uj) the peri-toneum, and followed the course of the psoas, passing only slightly intothe hollow of the iliac bone. Lastly, it separated the peritoneum from
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Fijr. 48. Uiagram of coronal section of pelvis (Luschka). a, peritoneal cavity; ft, subperitoneal cavity ; r, ischio-rectal fossa ; d, uterus. the anterior abdominal wall for some little distance above Pouparts liga-ment, and from the true pelvis below it. (2.) On injection beneath the base of the broad ligament to the sideand in front of the isthmus, the deep lateral tissue became filled first;then the peritoneum became lifted up from the anterior part of the cervixuteri. The separation passed thence first to the tissue near the bladder,and ultimately the fluid passed along the round ligament to the inguinalring. There it separated the peritoneum along the liue of Pouparts liga-ment and passed into the iliac fossa.Vol. I.—4 50 MANUAL OF GYNECOLOGY. (3.) An injection at the posterior part of the base of the broad liga-ment filled the corresponding tissue round Douglas space, arid thenpassed on as described at (1). Schlesinger has followed out these results in more elaborate research

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