The practice of obstetrics, designed for the use of students and practitioners of medicine . Fig. 288.—Coiling of the Um-bilical Cord Seven Times ABOUT THE NeCK OF THE Fetus. Death op theFetus and Miscarriage.—(Authors case.) Fig. 289.—Syphilis of the Umbilical Cord. Transversesection showing inflammatory changes of the media andadventitia. i. Vein with thin wall; 2, thickened artery;3, rotmd-ceU infiltration; 4, stroma of normal myxoma-tous connective tissue; 5, external layer of cuboidal cellsinvesting the umbiHcal cord.—(Schaeffer.) the fluid collecting in the sacs that are formed; it may f
The practice of obstetrics, designed for the use of students and practitioners of medicine . Fig. 288.—Coiling of the Um-bilical Cord Seven Times ABOUT THE NeCK OF THE Fetus. Death op theFetus and Miscarriage.—(Authors case.) Fig. 289.—Syphilis of the Umbilical Cord. Transversesection showing inflammatory changes of the media andadventitia. i. Vein with thin wall; 2, thickened artery;3, rotmd-ceU infiltration; 4, stroma of normal myxoma-tous connective tissue; 5, external layer of cuboidal cellsinvesting the umbiHcal cord.—(Schaeffer.) the fluid collecting in the sacs that are formed; it may follow apoplexies of thecord. It is not clinically important. 10. Calcareous deposits are sometimes seen, and are supposed to be theresult of syphilis. They are found in the mucous tissue or in the blood-vessels,but are of no importance. 11. Hernia.—This is the protrusion of some of the abdominal contents atthe umbilicus, the result of faulty development. The intestines, in the fetus,are at first outside the abdominal cavity, and in case of hernia they have eitherfailed to enter
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