StThomas's Hospital reports . jijubecigt, 07-fesosoiipui. , of & interior. Fallopian tuLft distended with blood clot. ^-/•S. Ktwrnan VOL. XXI. DESCRIPTION OF PLATE III, Illustrating Dr. Cullingwortlis paper on Effusions of Bloodinto the Fallopian Tube. Fig. 1.—Interior of Fallopian tube distended with blood-clot. The clot is firmand homogeneous. The fimbriated end (only partially seen in the drawing) issufficiently open to admit a goose-quill. Blood had escaped through it into theperitoneal cavity, where there was a small handful of soft dark clot encys
StThomas's Hospital reports . jijubecigt, 07-fesosoiipui. , of & interior. Fallopian tuLft distended with blood clot. ^-/•S. Ktwrnan VOL. XXI. DESCRIPTION OF PLATE III, Illustrating Dr. Cullingwortlis paper on Effusions of Bloodinto the Fallopian Tube. Fig. 1.—Interior of Fallopian tube distended with blood-clot. The clot is firmand homogeneous. The fimbriated end (only partially seen in the drawing) issufficiently open to admit a goose-quill. Blood had escaped through it into theperitoneal cavity, where there was a small handful of soft dark clot encystedamongst adhesions. The clinical history pointed to tubal pregnancy, but noorganised tissues were detected amongst the clot. From Case 5, Group II. Natural size. Fig. 2.—Fallopian tube distended with firm clot. The abdominal ostium iswidely dilated and clot is hanging from it. The fimbriaj were folded back uponthe exterior of the tube; in the drawing they appear unfolded as seen when thespecimen was placed in water. The tube was surrounded by a quantity of fluidand clo
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