. Fig. 197—Cervical Abscess. /, Cervix ; 2, abscesses ; j, hydrosalpinx. the thin pellicle of dead cells is thrown off, a rapidly-healing surface remains. A second application may be made in three weeks if it appears desirable. If the case is not too severe, the swabbing commonly gives satisfactory results. In some instances the cervicitis will respond better to the application of a 10 to 20 per cent, silver nitrate solution. When discussing the instrumental examination of the cervical canal on page 99, warning was given that the ex- aminer should proceed with great caution in passing instru-
. Fig. 197—Cervical Abscess. /, Cervix ; 2, abscesses ; j, hydrosalpinx. the thin pellicle of dead cells is thrown off, a rapidly-healing surface remains. A second application may be made in three weeks if it appears desirable. If the case is not too severe, the swabbing commonly gives satisfactory results. In some instances the cervicitis will respond better to the application of a 10 to 20 per cent, silver nitrate solution. When discussing the instrumental examination of the cervical canal on page 99, warning was given that the ex- aminer should proceed with great caution in passing instru- ments through it. This becomes of special importance where the cervical canal is seriously infected. The cervicitis, often rendering the passing of a sound or catheter exceedingly difficult, invites accident and the infection present, which is
Size: 3513px × 1423px
Photo credit: © The Bookworm Collection / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
Keywords: ., bookcentury1900, bookdecade1920, booksubjectveterin, bookyear1921
