The American journal of the medical sciences . ostia ofthe tube; for, unlike them, they do not open on the outer suiface of thetube, and, on simple inspection, give no evidence of their existence. I have observed this anomaly on two occasions, one as follows : The specimen was obtained from a laparotomy performed by for a papillomatous cyst of the left ovary and a small corpus Loc. cit. ?^ Tlioiiison : Ueber Veraemleruiigeii dor Tiilicn mid Ovarien in der iin Puerpeiium, Zeitschrift f. Gyii., Bd. xviii. p. WILLIAMS, HISTOLOCtY OF FALLOPIAN TUBES. 383 luteum
The American journal of the medical sciences . ostia ofthe tube; for, unlike them, they do not open on the outer suiface of thetube, and, on simple inspection, give no evidence of their existence. I have observed this anomaly on two occasions, one as follows : The specimen was obtained from a laparotomy performed by for a papillomatous cyst of the left ovary and a small corpus Loc. cit. ?^ Tlioiiison : Ueber Veraemleruiigeii dor Tiilicn mid Ovarien in der iin Puerpeiium, Zeitschrift f. Gyii., Bd. xviii. p. WILLIAMS, HISTOLOCtY OF FALLOPIAN TUBES. 383 luteum cyst of the right ovary. Both Fallopian tubes appeared per-fectly normal and it was only on cutting sections of the right tube thatthis condition was discovered. The sections were made from the ampulla of the tube and presentedthe following appearance: The lumen of the tube presented the char-acteristic normal appearance, but was situated excentrically in the tube,the anterior wall being at least twice as thick as the posterior. The Fig.
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