. Atlas and epitome of gynecology . Fig. Anst F. B,eichhold, Miindien. CERVICAL ENDOMETRITIS. 101 affecting other organs, and causes little general disturb-ance. Although gonorrhea plays the most important role in theetiology of the infectious uterine inflammations, there are,nevertheless, an important class of cases in which we mustseek another cause. This is especially true when theyoccur in the virgin. Pyogenic organisms, not infrequentlyowing their introduction to the practice of masturbation,are partly responsible for them. Another group of cases frequently leading to a g
. Atlas and epitome of gynecology . Fig. Anst F. B,eichhold, Miindien. CERVICAL ENDOMETRITIS. 101 affecting other organs, and causes little general disturb-ance. Although gonorrhea plays the most important role in theetiology of the infectious uterine inflammations, there are,nevertheless, an important class of cases in which we mustseek another cause. This is especially true when theyoccur in the virgin. Pyogenic organisms, not infrequentlyowing their introduction to the practice of masturbation,are partly responsible for them. Another group of cases frequently leading to a generaldisease may be traced to a septic infection, whether it occurin the puerperium, or as the result of operative measuresor of trauma. Clinically, we are able to differentiate : 1. Catarrh (a) of the cervical mucosa; (&) of the cor-poreal mucosa, usually of a nonbacterial nature. 2. Purulent inflammation (a) of the cervical mucosa;(6) of the corporeal mucosa, almost without exception ofa bacterial nature. From an anatomic standpoint
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