Identifier: system01mann (find matches)
Title: A system of gynecology
Year: 1887 (1880s)
Authors: Mann, Matthew D. (Matthew Darbyshire), 1845-1921
Subjects: Women
Publisher: Philadelphia, Lea brothers & co.
Contributing Library: Yale University, Cushing/Whitney Medical Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Open Knowledge Commons and Yale University, Cushing/Whitney Medical Library

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Uterus Bicornis Duplex: a, double entrance to vagina; 6, meatus urinarius; o, clitoris: rf,urethra; e, e, double vagina; /,/, external orifices of uterus; g, g, double cervix: h. h,bodies and horns of uterus; i, i, ovaries: it, k, tubes; 1,1, round ligaments; m, Hi, broadligaments. (From Kussmaul, after Eisenmann.) , VI. Uterus septus (Utirus doisonni, Cruveilhier; Uterus biloeu-laris, Rokitansky ; U. globularis, Lefort).—Much rarer than the bicor-nuted uteri are those which in consequence of the normal developmentof the fundus outwardly present the appearance of a single uterus, butin which the cavity is divided by a more or less complete longitudinalseptum into two halves. If the partition is complete, this kind is called uterus septus, or byredundancy uterus septus duplex (Fig. 90) ; if it is incomplete, we havea uterus subseptus. ARREST OF DEVELOPMENT.Fig. 88. 249
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Uterus Bicomls Dnicollis of a virgin: a, vagina; 6, single nock; e,e horns; d,d, tubes; e, c.ovarit;.--; /,/, round ligaments. (From Cussmaul.) VII. Uterus sxjbseptus (JJ. semipartitus, Lefort) is a uterus whichlooks outside like a single uterus, but is divided internally by an incom-

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