Gynecological diagnosis and pathology . to it. As regards the farm of the uterus, the preparations given in fig. 21show that it is a pear-shaped organ consisting of body and cervix. Theanterior and posterior walls are in contact so that no cavity is seen onantero-posterior section. On coronal section the cavity of the body istriangular in shape, with the apex of the triangle downwards. Thispoint corresponds to the os internum, below which is the fusiform cavityof the cervix limited below by the os externum. At either end of GYNECOLOGICAL PATHOLOGY the base of the triangle is the opening of the
Gynecological diagnosis and pathology . to it. As regards the farm of the uterus, the preparations given in fig. 21show that it is a pear-shaped organ consisting of body and cervix. Theanterior and posterior walls are in contact so that no cavity is seen onantero-posterior section. On coronal section the cavity of the body istriangular in shape, with the apex of the triangle downwards. Thispoint corresponds to the os internum, below which is the fusiform cavityof the cervix limited below by the os externum. At either end of GYNECOLOGICAL PATHOLOGY the base of the triangle is the opening of the corresponding Fallopiantube. As regards its six, exact measurement is not applicable to clinicalwork beyond the length of the cavity from os externum to , determined by the sound, is for the normal non-pregnant uterus2J inches. The thickness of the walls varies, but averages half an length of the uterus grasped on bimanual examination (fig. 10)may be given as 3 inches (fig. 22, A). As the cavity in antero-posterior.
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