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Identifier: diagnosistreatmecros (find matches)
Title: The diagnosis and treatment of diseases of women
Year: 1907 (1900s)
Authors: Crossen, Harry Sturgeon, 1869-
Subjects: Genital Diseases, Female Gynecology Gynecology Women Generative organs, Female
Publisher: St. Louis : Mosby
Contributing Library: Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine
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Fig. 446. Epithelioma of the Cervix. The cervix lias been de-stroyed and the affected area has been drawn in, by the gradual con-traction of the infiltrated tissues, until no cancerous tissue can beseen. Palpation, however, shows that there is infiltration of thearea enclosed within the dotted line. (Kelly—Opeiative Gynecology). area bounded by the dotted line. Fig. 447 shows a case where the carcinoma hasappeared in the form of a papillary growth. SIGNIFICANCE OF FAIN IN LOWER ABDOMEN 297
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Fig. 447. Epithelioma of the Cervix, ai^pearingas a Papillary Growth. (Kelly—Operative Gynec-ology.) PAIN IN PELVIS OR LOWER ABDOMEN. Pain in tlie pelvis or lower abdomen may be due to:— 1. Salpingitis, acute or chronic. Pain referred to tubo-ovarian region (Fig. 148).History of preceding uterine inflammation, with cause for same. If chronic, his-tory of preceding exacerbations. On abdominal palpation, tenderness in tubo-ovarian region. On vaginal and bimanual examination, there is found vaginal dis-charge (evidence of preceding uterine inflammation) and marked tendeness intubal region. Mass is indurated, extending up to uterine horn and out to pelvicwall. Fixation of upper part of uterus and pain on movement of uterus. Absenceof special signs of tubal pregnancy or of chronic oophoritis. Mass may be solid(consisting only of exudate or infiltration) or may give more or less fluctuation, dueto serous fluid (hydrosalpinx) or to pus (pyosalpinx). All these conditions are in-cluded und

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  • booksubject:Gynecology
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