A textbook of obstetrics . Fig. 162.—Broad ligament pregnancy (Zweifel). often projecting into the uterine cavity, and having on its outerside the round ligament and the whole length of the tube. Theusual termination of this kind of ectopic gestation is rupture intothe peritoneal cavity. Heeker collected twenty-six cases, all end-. Fig- 163.—Tubo-ovarian pregnancy. Sac ruptured. ing in rupture before the sixth month. Rupture into the uterinecavity and expulsion of the fetus through the cervix are into or growth between the layers of the broad liga-ment is also possible. 1<4


A textbook of obstetrics . Fig. 162.—Broad ligament pregnancy (Zweifel). often projecting into the uterine cavity, and having on its outerside the round ligament and the whole length of the tube. Theusual termination of this kind of ectopic gestation is rupture intothe peritoneal cavity. Heeker collected twenty-six cases, all end-. Fig- 163.—Tubo-ovarian pregnancy. Sac ruptured. ing in rupture before the sixth month. Rupture into the uterinecavity and expulsion of the fetus through the cervix are into or growth between the layers of the broad liga-ment is also possible. 1<4Archiv 1. Gyn., Bd. xxii, S. 57. Centralbl. f. Gyn., 1894, p. 232. EXTRA-1TTERINE PREGNANi ). 265 Clinical History of Tubo=ovarian Pregnancy.—The ovumdevelops between the fimbriae of the tube and the ovary. Themay rupture with the usual consequences of such accident It ispossible, however, to see a development of the fetus to ovum may lodge upon the ovarian fimbria and may thencegrow inward between the layers of the broad ligament. Clinical History of Ovarian Pregnancy.—The ovum, im-pregnated while it is still within the Graafian follicle, reachessome degree of growth and development within the ovary. Thecondition is exceedingly rare, but there are a few indubitablecases on One case in Philadelph


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