Transactions of the American Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists for the year ... . 11 falU?„K .) Nc- CM* - «t „ Case of gross specimen. The sections show a large number of focal lymphocytic infiltra-tions through the walls of both tubes. Extensive connective tissuehyperplasia is taking place. The lumina are filled with a serousfluid, and masses of red blood cells. The mucosa and sub-mucosaare greatly deformed and diffusely infiltrated with mixed types ofcells. The ruga3 have almost entirely disappeared. The epithe-lium has been extensively destroyed. Case
Transactions of the American Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists for the year ... . 11 falU?„K .) Nc- CM* - «t „ Case of gross specimen. The sections show a large number of focal lymphocytic infiltra-tions through the walls of both tubes. Extensive connective tissuehyperplasia is taking place. The lumina are filled with a serousfluid, and masses of red blood cells. The mucosa and sub-mucosaare greatly deformed and diffusely infiltrated with mixed types ofcells. The ruga3 have almost entirely disappeared. The epithe-lium has been extensively destroyed. Case XXIX.—Fallopian Tubes of New-born Child at Term. 278 JAMES E. DAVIS, Case XXX.—-Summary of Case History.—Unmarried womanaged twenty-six years with no previous illnesses excepting attacks ofappendicitis, the last attack having been severe enough to make con-finement in bed necessary for a period of three weeks. There is nohistory of venereal disease or of exposure to the i 4 ttiv <J atiitucri Case XXX. Microscopic drawing. Pyogenic infection of the right oviduct, secondary tosuppurative appendicitis, the distal half of the appendix having been separatedfrom the proximal half so as to be closely contiguous to the oviduct. Thedrawing shows trans-sections of appendix and oviduct. —The right oviduct was gradually and uniformlydistended in its distal half, the enlargement reaching a diameter of15 cm. The nmbrite were completely inverted and this portion ofthe oviduct was contiguous to a separated but adherent distal halfof the appendix vermiformis. A complete closure of the appendixhad taken place and adequate blood supply had been developed forthe separated portion. THE TREATMENT OF VAGINAL DISCHARGE. BY GEORGE CHANDLER, M. D., Kingston, N. Y. This paper is in no sense a scientific discussion of the subject,but aims merely to describe briefly a practical method of curingsummarily one of the most annoying conditions which present
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