Operative gynecology : . terectomy, and found a sarcomatous nodule 1cm. ( inch) in diameter in the left horn of the fundus projecting into theuterine cavity. The patient recovered, and lived for more than twelve yearswithout any return of the disease. At the end of that time she died fromanother cause. Carcinoma of the Cervix.—Curettage for cancer of the cervix is employed fortwo purposes: First, to remove the septic, breaking down cancerous material, andleave a clean field for hysterectomy; second, to remove as much of the disease as possible where ^^«C1? ?•-wV/)ifV?V it has advanced too f
Operative gynecology : . terectomy, and found a sarcomatous nodule 1cm. ( inch) in diameter in the left horn of the fundus projecting into theuterine cavity. The patient recovered, and lived for more than twelve yearswithout any return of the disease. At the end of that time she died fromanother cause. Carcinoma of the Cervix.—Curettage for cancer of the cervix is employed fortwo purposes: First, to remove the septic, breaking down cancerous material, andleave a clean field for hysterectomy; second, to remove as much of the disease as possible where ^^«C1? ?•-wV/)ifV?V it has advanced too far for complete extirpation. Sometimes the uterusis more or less anchoredat the vaginal vault bythe extension of the dis-ease into one or bothbroad ligaments. Theamount of this infiltra-tion can be better estimated by a rectal than by a vaginal cases of cancer of the cervix, in which a broad, hard mass is detected oneither side, extending out to the pelvic wall and interfering with the mobility of.
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