 | 1828 - 476 Seiten
...of the peritonaeum, the front of the vagina, and interposed cellular web. These were easily divided. The broad ligaments were cut through, close upon the...clear of the neck of the bladder, and the ureters. Some bits of indurated vagina, altogether not larger than a bean, were left in the pelvis, to be removed... | |
 | John Wakefield Francis - 1828 - 634 Seiten
...peritoneum, the front of the vagina, and the interposed cellular web, — parts wbich were easily divided, so as to liberate the mass to be removed. The broad ligaments...of the uterus; and, in dividing the vagina, great cara was taken to keep clear of the neck of the bladder and the ureters. This division of these attachments,... | |
 | Fleetwood Churchill - 1838 - 440 Seiten
...interposed cellular web, parts which were easily divided, so as to liberate the mass to be removed. t " The broad ligaments were cut through, close upon the...clear of the neck of the bladder and the ureters." Four or five ounces of blood only were lost, and ligatures were unnecessary. The patient suffered very... | |
 | Samuel Ashwell (M.D.) - 1844 - 800 Seiten
...peritoneum, the front of the vagina and the interposed cellular web, parts which were easily divided, so as to liberate the mass to be removed. "The broad...taken to keep clear of the neck of the bladder and the uterus. " The operation was facilitated by previous child-bearing, although, notwithstanding the discharges,... | |
 | Paul Fitzsimmons Eve - 1857 - 854 Seiten
...which were easily divided, •o as to liberate tho mass to be removed. The broad ligaments were cub ' through, close upon the sides of the uterus; and,...indurated vagina, altogether not larger than the common bean, were left in tbe pelvis, to be removed at some future period, should symptoms require. This fact... | |
 | Fleetwood Churchill - 1857 - 818 Seiten
...peritoneum, the front of the vagina, and the interposed cellular web ; parts which were easily divided, so as to liberate the mass to be removed. The broad ligaments...taken to keep clear of the neck of the bladder and ureters. Four or five ounces of blood only were lost, and ligatures were unnecessary. The patient suffered... | |
 | Fleetwood Churchill - 1857 - 882 Seiten
...peritonenm, the front of the vagina, and the interpossd cellnlar web ; parts which were easily divided, so as to liberate the mass to be removed. The broad ligaments were cnt throngh, close npon the sides of the nterns, and in dividing the vagina, great care was taken to... | |
 | 1879 - 392 Seiten
...peritoneum, the front of the vagina and the interposed cellular tissues, parts which were easily divided, so as to liberate the mass to be removed. The broad ligaments were cut through, close to the uterus, and in dividing the vagina, great care was taken to keep clear of the neck of the bladder... | |
 | 602 Seiten
...peritoneum, the front of the vagina, and interposed cellular web, — parts which were easily divided, so as to liberate the mass to be removed. The broad ligaments...taken to keep clear of the neck of the bladder and the uretej'S. This division of these attachments, and the removal of the diseased mass, constituted the... | |
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... interposed cellular web, — parts which were easily divided, so as to liberate the mass to be removed. The broad ligaments were cut through, close upon the sides of the uterus, and in dividing the vagina great care was taken to keep clear of the... 