Abdominal surgery . Fig. I. Fig. 2. Diagrams showing development of areas of dtilness in ascites (Fig. 1), and in ovariantumour (Fig. 2). Darker shading indicates an earlier stage of disease. Parovarian Cysts.—This variety of growth has the characterof the preceding, as to dulness in front and resonance in theflanks. The cyst is thin-walled, and fluctuation is very the vagina it may frequently be palpated, when its thin walland connection with the uterus through the broad ligament willconfirm the diagnosis. Papillomatous Cysts of the Broad Ligament.—These are notusually diagnosed fr
Abdominal surgery . Fig. I. Fig. 2. Diagrams showing development of areas of dtilness in ascites (Fig. 1), and in ovariantumour (Fig. 2). Darker shading indicates an earlier stage of disease. Parovarian Cysts.—This variety of growth has the characterof the preceding, as to dulness in front and resonance in theflanks. The cyst is thin-walled, and fluctuation is very the vagina it may frequently be palpated, when its thin walland connection with the uterus through the broad ligament willconfirm the diagnosis. Papillomatous Cysts of the Broad Ligament.—These are notusually diagnosed from ovarian cystomata. They are firmJyfixed low down in the pelvis, and are frequently closely incor-porated with the uterus. One or more large cysts, not oftensymmetrical, and with sulci between them, occupy the abdo-men : by vaginal examination, several cysts of smaller size maybe detected in the pelvis. Small growths of this nature areone-sided. SCHEMATIC ARRANGEMENT OF TUMOURS. 39 Fihro-cystic Disease of the
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