pelvic hsematocele," from an observation of a number of cases, I am almost convinced that in nearly every instance the trouble is ruptured tubal pregnancy. It is now pretty generally conceded that all fecundation takes place either in the tubes or on... The Medical Standard - Page 1631892Full view - About this book
| Medicine - 1893 - 654 pages
...hasmatocele," "peritonitis," "pelvic cellulitis," etc., when the real cause of death was extra-uterine pregnancy. Fortunately we are rapidly coming to the...quite common occurrence; but because of unfavorable evironments, early death and absorption of the product of conception occur in a large proportion of... | |
| Medicine - 1893 - 804 pages
...modern surgical methods we have a comparatively safe cure. As for the question of "pelvic haematocele," from an observation of a number of cases, I am almost...surface of the ovary, and the wonder has been that etopic gestation is as rare as generally believed. I do not think it is very rare — in fact, it is... | |
| Medicine - 1888 - 810 pages
...produced." Accepting, then, the views of the majority of the authorities, that fecundation usually takes place either in the tubes or on the surface of the ovary, or even in the Graafian follicle, or possibly, as has been intimated by Parry, in the peritoneal cavity,... | |
| John Adams Thacker - Medicine - 1889 - 898 pages
...ova produced." Accepting, then, the views of the majority of the authorties, that fecundation usually takes place either in the tubes or on the surface of the ovary, or even in the Graafian follicle, or, possibly, ash as been intimated by Parry, in the peritoneal cavity,... | |
| Medicine - 1892 - 308 pages
...modern surgical methods we have a comparatively safe cure. As for the question of "pelvic haematocele," from an observation of a number of cases, I am almost...quite common occurrence; but because of unfavorable evironments, early death and absorption of the product of conception occur in a large proportion of... | |
| Medicine - 1893 - 822 pages
...safe cure. As for the question of "pelvic ha;matocele," from an observation of a number of cases, ! am almost convinced that in nearly every instance...surface of the ovary, and the wonder has been that etopic gestation is as rare as generally believed. I do not think it is very rare — in fact, it is... | |
| Children - 1893 - 852 pages
...ground that nearly every pelvic hasmatocele has a rup tured tubal pregnancy for its foundation. Granting that all fecundation takes place either in the tubes, or on the surface of the ovary, the writer expresses surprise that ectopic gestations are not more common, and thinks that in many... | |
| Medicine - 1892 - 834 pages
...modern surgical methods we have a comparatively safe cure. As for the question of "pelvic hasmatocele," from an observation of a number of cases, I am almost...absorption of the product of conception occur in a large portion of cases. Lawson Tail has claimed that all extra-uterine pregnancy is tubal ; in opposition... | |
| Children - 1889 - 710 pages
...produced." Accepting, then, the views of the majority of the authorities, that fecundation usually takes place either in the tubes or on the surface of the ovary, or even in the Graaffian follicle, or possibly, as has been intimated by Parry, in the peritoneal cavity,... | |
| Medicine - 1888 - 728 pages
...produced." Accepting, then, the views of the n\ajority of the authorities, that fecundation usually takes place either in the tubes or on the surface of the ovary, or even in the Graafian follicle, or possibly, as has been intimated by Parry, in the peritoneal cavity,... | |
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