. Fig. 170—Desiccated Mole. Cow. The embryo had perished at probably thirty days or less ; the sac later became necrotic and desiccated. In douching the uterus it was caught in the fenestrum of the catheter. More frequently the cystic mole becomes necrotic quite early and undergoes a desiccation similar to the necrosis of the tips of the embryonic sac. The elongated sac collapses, dries and shrivels until it becomes a flattened, wrinkled, yellowish-brown cord. In such case the uterine seal is ab- sent, either having failed to form or, if formed, having been destroyed. Clinically I have seen th
. Fig. 170—Desiccated Mole. Cow. The embryo had perished at probably thirty days or less ; the sac later became necrotic and desiccated. In douching the uterus it was caught in the fenestrum of the catheter. More frequently the cystic mole becomes necrotic quite early and undergoes a desiccation similar to the necrosis of the tips of the embryonic sac. The elongated sac collapses, dries and shrivels until it becomes a flattened, wrinkled, yellowish-brown cord. In such case the uterine seal is ab- sent, either having failed to form or, if formed, having been destroyed. Clinically I have seen the desiccated sac protrud-
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