Manual of gynecology / by D. Berry Hart and A.H. Freeland Barbour.

  • Hart, D. Berry (David Berry), 1851-1920.
Date:
1886
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Credit: Manual of gynecology / by D. Berry Hart and A.H. Freeland Barbour. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Transverse section 4fi. Trimsversus perinei 10. Treatment—oiicrative, in gynecology 628. sound in 112. specula in 114. volsella in 100. Triangular ligament S. Trigone of bladder 30. Trocars for tapping ovarian cysts 282. Tubo-ovarian cysts 192. Tubercular diathesis in suporinvolution 204. Tuberculosis of vagina 507. Tyjje of menstruation S3. Ulceration of Cervix—so-called 2S3, 292. ti-ue 293. Upriglit ])osture 0, 70, 77. Urachus 220. Ursemia in carcinoma 452. fibroid tumour 390. Ureter—anatomy of 32. catbeterisation 570. relation to cervix and urethra 5S4. dilatation in carcinoma 439. due to cicatrisation 347. compression by fibroid tumours 39ii. opening of 30. position of 49. Utero-uterine fistula 5S2, 5S6, 587. vaginal fistula 5S2, 585, 587. Urethra—anatomy of 30. atresia in fistula 5S4, 598. caruncle 573. development 511. dilatation 560. direction 30. expiloration 506. glands 30. malformations 572. neoplasms 573. Ijressure on, by fibroid tumour 396. relation -to vaginal wall 60. Urethral orifice 4. Uretluitis 578. Urethro-vaginal fistula 582, 580. -|-atresia of urethra 598. Urination, physiology of 564. Urine—normal composition 565. character in cystitis 576. incontinence and retention 580. in fistula 586. Uro-genital sinus 511, persistence of 511. Utero-sacral ligaments—anatomy of IS. cicatricial contraction in 164, 333. function compared -ivith pessary 361. stretching of, in retrofiexion 347. Uterine artery—course 08. removal of fibroids 412. cavity—variaticma in length of 121. contractions — importance in diagnosis 225, 401. disease—etiology of 624. mucous membrane in long-standing endo- metritis 305. clianges in, at men- stmal period 84. plexus of veins 70. Uterus—absent, or rudimentary 244, 248, 249, 250. amputation at os internum 412. anatomy 14. anteflexion 327, 329, 330. anteversion 328, 329, 339. atrophy 263. arterial sujiply OS. bicornis 245, 249, 250. bipartitus 244. carcinoma 434, 446, 455, 471. changes after birtli 248. congenital atropliy 248, 249, 252. corroding ulcer of 437. Uterus—curetting 133, 311. development 73. didelphys 245, 249, 250. dilatation in atresia 485. and iierforation in carcinoma 453. displacements 326. in large fibrous polj^ji 422. hajmatocele 174. ovarian and uterine tumours 420. peritonitis and cellulitis 108. enlargement of, in endometritis 309. extirpation of, through abdominal walls 408. through the vagina 408. effect of digital jiressuru in fornices 79. fibroid tumour 382, 394, 403. changes with fibroid ttimour 389. fibro-cystio tumours 418. changes in, at angle of flexion 331, 340. glands 20. hyijertrophy 208. in prolapsus 535, 530. infantile 246, 249, 252. inflammation (endometritis, metritis) 302, 315. inversion 364. spontaneous reinversion 373. lateri-version 109, 328. ligaments IS. lymphatics 71. malformations 243. measurements 16. mobility 57, 104.' changes at a menstrual period S4. periods at which morbid conditions arise in 241. mucous membrane 20. musculature 19. nervous supply 72. peritoneum of IS. polyiji 421. position, means of ascertaining 55. with distended bladder 54. normal 52. physiological changes in 57, 327. relation to viscera 58. prolaijse 533. retroflexion 327, 329, 344. retroversion 328, 329, 342, 344. sarcoma 474. septus 246, 249, 250. atresia of 494. shax^e 14. form in section 14. structure 17. subinvohition 318, 320. superinvolution 263. support of 63. unicornis 244, 249, 250. veins of 70. Vagina—anatomy 26. arterial supply 68. atresia 484. cancer of, primary 505. secondary 441. cicatrisation after fistula 584. labour 4S7. artificial closiu-e for fistula 000. congenital bands in 495. cysts 504. development 73, 510. dilatation in atresia 4S4. direction in upright posture 28. fibroid tumours 505. form in section 29. in genupectoral posture 77. inflammation of 496. lymphatics 71. change after menopause 498.