Human Physiology
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(Richard.) 1, uterine cavity ; 2, uterine orifice of tube ; 3, uterine wall ; 4, isthmus ; 5, ampulla, and 6, infundibuluin of tube with folds ; 7, ovarian fimbria ; S, ovary ; 9, hilus of ovary ; 10, round ligament.
which normally recurs every lunar month (twenty-eight days).
Most women, according to Strahl, menstruate at the first quarter of the moon, very few at the time of full moon or new moon. The phenomenon of the menstrual flux is observed also in the mammals, 176 PHYSIOLOGY CHAP.
parti...cularly in apes, mares, and cows ; in the bitch it is repre- sented, according to my observations, by a slight mucous secretion, scarcely sanguineous. But in mammals in general the menstrual period has its analogue in the period of rutting, or " heat," as the Fig. 63. — Transverse section of uterine tube near its abdominal orifice. A little enlarged.
(Orthmann.) pm, folds of the mucosa, numerous and much ramified. The muscular tunic is very thin and rich in vessels.
veterinarians say; this observation was made by Aristotle, and repeated by Bischoff in 1844.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Richard.) 1, uterine cavity ; 2, uterine orifice of tube ; 3, uterine wall ; 4, isthmus ; 5, ampulla, and 6, infundibuluin of tube with folds ; 7, ovarian fimbria ; S, ovary ; 9, hilus of ovary ; 10, round ligament.
which normally recurs every lunar month (twenty-eight days).
Most women, according to Strahl, menstruate at the first quarter of the moon, very few at the time of full moon or new moon. The phenomenon of the menstrual flux is observed also in the mammals, 176 PHYSIOLOGY CHAP.
parti...cularly in apes, mares, and cows ; in the bitch it is repre- sented, according to my observations, by a slight mucous secretion, scarcely sanguineous. But in mammals in general the menstrual period has its analogue in the period of rutting, or " heat," as the Fig. 63. — Transverse section of uterine tube near its abdominal orifice. A little enlarged.
(Orthmann.) pm, folds of the mucosa, numerous and much ramified. The muscular tunic is very thin and rich in vessels.
veterinarians say; this observation was made by Aristotle, and repeated by Bischoff in 1844.
What to read after Human Physiology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Luciani, Luigi, 1842- to read onlineMoreLess
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