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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 41. Patient in position for Examination of External Genitals and adjacent structures. pushed above the knees and out of the way, and the hips are brought to the end ofthe table, as shown in Fig. 41. A general inspection is then given the parts, to ascertain if they are practicallynormal (Fig. 42, 43) or if there is marked abnormality. The labia are then sep-arated, to expose the vestibule and urethral and vaginal openings and also the open-ings of the ducts of the vulvo-vaginal glands (Figs. 44, 45). 32 THE PHYSICAL EXAMINATION By examination, determine if any of the following conditions are present: Discharge—Muco-epithelial, Muco-purulent, Purulent, Bloody, Watery. Inflammation—Gonorrhoeal or otherwise. Ulcer—Simple, Chancroidal, Syphilitic, Tubercular, Malignant. Swelling—Inflammatory, Stasis infiltration. Oedema, Hematoma, Her-nia, Cyst. New Growth—Condyloma, Urethral Caruncle, Lipoma, Fibroma, Malig-nant Growth. Malformation—Adhesions of Labia, Hermaphroditism.
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Fig. 42. External Genitals. 1. Monsveneiis. 2. Left Labium Majus,drawn aside. 3. Clitoris. 4. Left Labium Minus, slightly larger thanthe average. 5. Vestibule. 6. Urethra. 7. Duct of Valvovaginal Glaud.8. Vaginal Entrance. 9. Remains of Hymen. 10. Fourchette. II. Anus.(Byford — Manual of Gi/necoldf/y.) Determine also the Condition of Hymen—Intact, Lacerated, Destroyed.Condition of Perineum—Wide Opening, Vaginal Walls Visible, ShallowPerineum, Scar Tissue, Fistula. DISCHARGE ABOUT EXTERNAL GENITALS. MUCO-EPITHELIAL, MUCO-PURULENT, PURULENT, BLOODY, WATERY. Muco=epithelial discharge (normal). The normal mucus secretion from the cer-vix moistens and macerates the vaginal epithelium. The mixture of this cervicalmucus and vaginal epithelium appears at the external genitals as a white, crumblydischarge. Usually it is hardly noticeable, only just enough to keep the parts nor-mally moist. At the menstrual periods and under other conditions favoring pelviccongestion, it may increase so a

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