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. A Reference handbook of the medical sciences : embracing the entire range of scientific and practical medicine and allied science. REFERENCE HANDBOOK OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES. tario : Uterus Unicornis Excavatus cum Rudimen-to cornu Alterius Solido s. Excavato.—Anatomy.—On the convex side of an obliquely inclined uterus uni-cornis there may be found a rudimentary second horn,which exhibits in different cases various degrees of im-perfect development. A solid muscular cord, or band,unconnected with the ovary above or the other horn be-low, is sometimes obse»ved, but occasionally
. A Reference handbook of the medical sciences : embracing the entire range of scientific and practical medicine and allied science. REFERENCE HANDBOOK OF THE MEDICAL SCIENCES. tario : Uterus Unicornis Excavatus cum Rudimen-to cornu Alterius Solido s. Excavato.—Anatomy.—On the convex side of an obliquely inclined uterus uni-cornis there may be found a rudimentary second horn,which exhibits in different cases various degrees of im-perfect development. A solid muscular cord, or band,unconnected with the ovary above or the other horn be-low, is sometimes obse»ved, but occasionally this is ex-. Fio. -Uterus Unicornis, with Atrophied SecondHorn. (After Schroder.) panded at the upper extremity, is hollow, and commu-nicates with the tube alone, or with the better developedcornu below, or with both, although it may be closed ateach extremity. Etiology.—In this condition both Miillerian ducts haveappeared, but one has been more affected in its develop-ment than the other by causes, of a nature already de-scribed, operating early in embryonal existence. Physiology; Symptoms.—The functions which a rudi-mentary cornu attached to a one-horned uterus is capableof performing depend, of course, upon the degree of itsdevelopment. If it is hollow and its inferior extremityis patent, menstruation may occur, though not so earlynor in so great quantity as from the more perfect if there is no opening below, a slowly developinghaematometra will result, and perhaps a haema-tosalpinx as well. When pregnancy occurs, it is usually inthe more typically formed cornu, and utero-ge
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