A Text-book of diseases of womenW.B. Saunders, 1900 - 562 pages |
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... determine by inspection the presence of dilated veins or of lineƦ albicantes , the general size and form of the abdomen , the occurrence of any abdominal movement , and the presence of any asymmetry in the abdominal contour , such as ...
... determine by inspection the presence of dilated veins or of lineƦ albicantes , the general size and form of the abdomen , the occurrence of any abdominal movement , and the presence of any asymmetry in the abdominal contour , such as ...
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... determine most by palpation of the abdomen . The examiner should always remember that it is most important to secure ... determined . While one hand is placed against one side of the fluid mass and the opposite side is percussed by the ...
... determine most by palpation of the abdomen . The examiner should always remember that it is most important to secure ... determined . While one hand is placed against one side of the fluid mass and the opposite side is percussed by the ...
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... determined by palpa- tion . This should be performed with the woman in the sitting , or standing , erect posture ... determine whether or not the trouble has started in the vermiform appendix or in the Fallopian tube . In order to ...
... determined by palpa- tion . This should be performed with the woman in the sitting , or standing , erect posture ... determine whether or not the trouble has started in the vermiform appendix or in the Fallopian tube . In order to ...
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... determine any patho- logical condition of these structures it is necessary that the physician should be familiar with the appear- ance in the normal woman , and to gain such essential knowledge we should avail ourselves of every opportu ...
... determine any patho- logical condition of these structures it is necessary that the physician should be familiar with the appear- ance in the normal woman , and to gain such essential knowledge we should avail ourselves of every opportu ...
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... determined . an examination is , of course , made much more easily in a thin woman than in a fat one . A thin woman a few weeks after labor may be examined most easily , on account of the relaxation of the abdominal and vaginal walls ...
... determined . an examination is , of course , made much more easily in a thin woman than in a fat one . A thin woman a few weeks after labor may be examined most easily , on account of the relaxation of the abdominal and vaginal walls ...
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abdominal wall abscess acute adhesions appear arteries atrophy become bimanual examination bladder bleeding blood body broad ligament cancer cause celiotomy cervical canal cervix chronic condition cure curetting cystic dermoid diagnosis dilatation discharge disease distended douches endometritis endometrium enlarged epithelium external Fallopian tube fibroid tumor finger fistula fluid follicles follicular fundus gauze genital glands glandular cyst gonorrhea gonorrheal growth hemorrhage hydrosalpinx hypertrophy hysterectomy inches incision infection inflammation inflammatory interstitial intestine laceration lesion ligature menopause menstrual period mucous membrane muscular nodules normal occur oƶphoritis operation ostium ovarian cyst ovary ovum pain palpation pedicle pelvic perineum peritoneal peritoneum pessary polyp portion position posterior present pressure prolapse pyosalpinx rectum removed result retroversion rupture salpingitis sarcoma septic sometimes speculum sterile structures subinvolution suppuration surface sutures symptoms take place tion tissue treatment tubal pregnancy tube and ovary tuberculosis ulceration ureters urethra urine usually uterine fibroids uterus vaginal aspect vaginal wall woman women