A System of midwifery : including the diseases of pregnancy and the puerperal state . K\\VV Termination of utricular glandsmucous surfaces of Utricular orifices ofsterns. (Ska dark ground, and also shows the orifices of the uterine glands, in mostof which, as at 1, the epithelium remains, and in some, as at 2, it hasbeen lost. The mucous membrane is smooth on its surface, which is composedof columnar and ciliated epithelium. Cruveilhier describes it. how-ever, as presenting indistinct papillae, while some earlier physiologistsinsist that it is studded with free villi: errors which hav
A System of midwifery : including the diseases of pregnancy and the puerperal state . K\\VV Termination of utricular glandsmucous surfaces of Utricular orifices ofsterns. (Ska dark ground, and also shows the orifices of the uterine glands, in mostof which, as at 1, the epithelium remains, and in some, as at 2, it hasbeen lost. The mucous membrane is smooth on its surface, which is composedof columnar and ciliated epithelium. Cruveilhier describes it. how-ever, as presenting indistinct papillae, while some earlier physiologistsinsist that it is studded with free villi: errors which have probablyhad their origin, as M. Robin assumes, in the extremities of the gland-ular follicles becoming liberated from their epithelial attachment bypost-mortem change, and which find in analogy an apparent corrobora-tion in the condition of the membrane as observed in the uterinecornua of some mammalia. During pregnancy, the epithelium becomestransformed; it loses all trace of the vibratile cilia, and the cells arechanged from the columnar to the pavement variety. BLOODVESSELS OF UTERUS. 71 Berres1 was the author of the erroneous hypothe
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