. Fig. 74—Schematic illustration of method of incarceration. /, Intestine ; M, mesentery ; O, ovary ; T, parovarian tumor or cyst ; P, pedicle of tumor ; J^, rectum ; 7^', rectum posterior to point of strangulation. an ovarian or other tumor produces no changes in the walls of the rectum such as those encountered in actual stricture. There is no inflammation, no sclerosis, and no edema of the rectal walls, if they have not been neglected nor tampered with. The hand may pass freely along the rectum until it comes suddenly upon the constricted portion, when further progress is more or less compl
. Fig. 74—Schematic illustration of method of incarceration. /, Intestine ; M, mesentery ; O, ovary ; T, parovarian tumor or cyst ; P, pedicle of tumor ; J^, rectum ; 7^', rectum posterior to point of strangulation. an ovarian or other tumor produces no changes in the walls of the rectum such as those encountered in actual stricture. There is no inflammation, no sclerosis, and no edema of the rectal walls, if they have not been neglected nor tampered with. The hand may pass freely along the rectum until it comes suddenly upon the constricted portion, when further progress is more or less completely barred. In the incarcera- tion colic caused by the parovarian cyst illustrated in Figs. 72, 73 and 74, the clinical features were identical with those due to ovarian incarceration of the intestine. I found that anteriorly a finger could be passed through the constriction into the free portion. The constriction was necessarily lim- ited in area to the diameter of the peduncle of the cyst. The
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