The practice of obstetrics, designed for the use of students and practitioners of medicine . of the organ ahke, but later the cervix grows more slowly than do the fundusand the body. At one period the walls attain the thickness of five-eighths of aninch ( cm.). The thickness, however, decreases in the latter part of gesta- 94 PHYSIOLOGICAL PREGNANCY. tion, on account of extreme distention, to three-sixteenths of an inch (). The capacity of the virgin uterus, which is almost imaginary, may be. Fig. 122.—Virgin Cervix and Os withOval Opening.

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