Gynecological diagnosis and pathology . Fig. 3. ill. OS EXTERNUM AS SEEN IX THE SPECULUM. Fig. i.—Nulliparae 05. Fit;. 2 — Mtiltiparcms os. Fig. 3.—Miiltiparous cervix with slight 4.—Same with double laceration, lip> drawn apart, and advanced catarrh. ANATOMY OF THE CERVIX 55 The cervical canal appears fusiform mi section due to the contrac tioii at the us externum below, which separates it from the vaginal canal,and at the ns internum above, which separates it from the cavity of tin-body (fig, 21). At the 08 externum there is an abrupt transition from. Fig. 42.—Mucous Membrane
Gynecological diagnosis and pathology . Fig. 3. ill. OS EXTERNUM AS SEEN IX THE SPECULUM. Fig. i.—Nulliparae 05. Fit;. 2 — Mtiltiparcms os. Fig. 3.—Miiltiparous cervix with slight 4.—Same with double laceration, lip> drawn apart, and advanced catarrh. ANATOMY OF THE CERVIX 55 The cervical canal appears fusiform mi section due to the contrac tioii at the us externum below, which separates it from the vaginal canal,and at the ns internum above, which separates it from the cavity of tin-body (fig, 21). At the 08 externum there is an abrupt transition from. Fig. 42.—Mucous Membrane of Cekvix at Os Externum (). To the left is seen the stratified squamous epithelium of the vaginal portion whichceases abruptly at the os externum : then comes one of the folds of the mucosaof the cervical canal, lined with a single layer of columnar epithelium.
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