. Diseases of women. A clinical guide to their diagnosis and treatment. Fig. 76 —Diagram illustrating salpingitis; right tubethickened and closed. (After Martin.) By the time we can be sure present, the ovaries and tubes are mattedflanimatory exudation around them (Figs. without openingthe abdomen,that salpingo-oophoritis is together by in-76, 77, 78). Aclassification tobe useful mustbe Iadopt a classi-fication of thesecases accordingto their clinicalfeatures. In-flammation ofthe tube maybe of threekinds: ( 1 )Simple catar-rhal inflamma-tion ; (2) Inflammation with thicke
. Diseases of women. A clinical guide to their diagnosis and treatment. Fig. 76 —Diagram illustrating salpingitis; right tubethickened and closed. (After Martin.) By the time we can be sure present, the ovaries and tubes are mattedflanimatory exudation around them (Figs. without openingthe abdomen,that salpingo-oophoritis is together by in-76, 77, 78). Aclassification tobe useful mustbe Iadopt a classi-fication of thesecases accordingto their clinicalfeatures. In-flammation ofthe tube maybe of threekinds: ( 1 )Simple catar-rhal inflamma-tion ; (2) Inflammation with thickening; (3) Inflammationwith dilatation, according to the predominant change. 1. Catarrhal salpingitis. By this I mean an inflammationdue to a transient cause. If this cause is an organism,. Fig. 77. — Diagram illustrating salpingitis ; right tubethickened, dilated, lengthened, tortuous, adherent toovary and pelvic wall; left tube thickened and adherentto ovary. (After Martin.) SALPINGO-OOPHORITIS. 223 it is one which soon perishes. The inflammation it producessubsides without leading to suppuration, thickening, dila-tation, or closure of the tube, and is probably limitedto the mucous membrane. The pelvic peritonitis is of shortduration, and ends in complete recovery. If there be sucha thing as salpingitis and peritonitis from the checking ofmenstruation, it is of this kind. 2. Salpingitis with thickening.—The second group ofcases comprises those in whic1- the inflammation persists longand recurs, pro-ducing greatthickening ofthe tube, butnot great dilata-tion. Thesecases resemblein the beginningcatarrhal inti ani-mation of thetube. But merecatarrh of thetube, if properlytreated, is notpersistent. This disease in the tube is frequently associatedwith disease in the ov
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