Ectopic pregnancy; its etiology, classification, embryology, diagnosis and treatment.

  • Webster, John Clarence, 1863-1950.
Date:
1895
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Credit: Ectopic pregnancy; its etiology, classification, embryology, diagnosis and treatment. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    LIST OF ILLUSTEATIONS. I.—PLATES. (From Drawings by the Author.) Plate I,—Fig. 1. Muscular wall of tube in full time pregnancy. 2. AmpuUary part of tube with abnormal mucosa, showing decidual formation. 3. Another of the same. II.—Fig. 1. AmpuUary part of tube with abnormal mucosa. 2. A small portion of normal ampullary mucosa. 3. A small portion of normal tube wall between mucosal fringes. III.—Fig. 1. Decidual formation in tubal mucosa. 2. Normal fringe of mucosa. 3. Fringe from tube showing decidual changes. 4. Decidual tissue torn up by blood. IV. —Fig. 1. Decidual formation in tubal mucosa. 2. Another of the same. ■ V.—Fig. 1. Another of the same. 2. Another of the same, showing spongy layer of decidua. VI.—Fig. 1. Decidual changes in tubal mucosa. 2. Another of the same. 3. Gland spaces in compact layer of decidua. 4. Villus attached to decidua. VII.—Fig. 1. Villus embedded in decidua. 2. Compact layer of decidua. 3. Foetal epiblast in relation to decidua. VIII.—-Fig. 1. Another of the same. 2 VUli in relation to decidua at full time. 3. Another of the same. IX.—Fig. 1. Section through early placenta and tube wall. 2. Decidua reflexa, with amnion and chorion.