The American Journal of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children, Volume 75W.A. Townsend & Adams, 1917 |
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... uterus in nulliparous women . It is the most common of all lesions in the pelvis of multiparous women and one of the rarest of lesions in the nulliparous . Weinberg finds prolapse of the uterus in the new - born and in nulliparous women ...
... uterus in nulliparous women . It is the most common of all lesions in the pelvis of multiparous women and one of the rarest of lesions in the nulliparous . Weinberg finds prolapse of the uterus in the new - born and in nulliparous women ...
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... uterus prolapsed after lifting a heavy load , ex- pressed the opinion that the underlying factor in the development of the prolapsus was a congenital underdevelopment of the muscles of the pelvic floor . He referred to a dissection of a ...
... uterus prolapsed after lifting a heavy load , ex- pressed the opinion that the underlying factor in the development of the prolapsus was a congenital underdevelopment of the muscles of the pelvic floor . He referred to a dissection of a ...
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... uterus , but in particular do you have a shallow vagina , and although a fairly free mobility in an upward and downward direction exists , there is an inhibition of mobility in an anterior and posterior direction , all of which is due ...
... uterus , but in particular do you have a shallow vagina , and although a fairly free mobility in an upward and downward direction exists , there is an inhibition of mobility in an anterior and posterior direction , all of which is due ...
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... uterus and vagina came out at the vulvar orifice . Dr. Rongy is quite right in insisting that one great predisposition to these prolapses is congenital ; that is , the uterus is either retro- verted or retroflexed , because we all ...
... uterus and vagina came out at the vulvar orifice . Dr. Rongy is quite right in insisting that one great predisposition to these prolapses is congenital ; that is , the uterus is either retro- verted or retroflexed , because we all ...
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... uterus , because the normal retentive angle formed by the long axes of the uterus and vagina , respectively , is eliminated , permitting the uterus to slide , like a wedge , down in the vaginal tube . Retroversion is more harmful to the ...
... uterus , because the normal retentive angle formed by the long axes of the uterus and vagina , respectively , is eliminated , permitting the uterus to slide , like a wedge , down in the vaginal tube . Retroversion is more harmful to the ...
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