Pathology, Diagnosis And Treatment of the Diseases of Women
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r^ ^ of treatment. Fig. 44 is an outline of the position taken by the patient. Fig. 45 shows the uterus in a retroverted Fig. 45- position; the patient being in the knee-breast position it is evident that the weight of the uterus will tend to throw Fig. 46.
the body of the organ forward. Fig." 46 shows the patient in the same position with the uterus turned forward as fust DISPLACEMENTS, DISTORTIONS OF THE UTERUS. 23 1 described. Fig. 47 represents an air-tube which Dr. Camp- bell recommend...s to be inserted in the vagina so as to allow the air to enter it, the object being to facilitate the move- ment of the body of the uterus into its normal position.
The necessity for the use of the air-tube has been disputed.
I have largely employed the postural treatment as de- scribed, but without the air-tube, and the effects have appeared to be satisfactory. I have found the knee-and- breast posture very serviceable in cases of uterine flexion, whether, backward or forward. The patient must be di- rected to maintain this position from two to four or five minutes several times in the day, or whenever it is con- venient to do so; and this is to be liept up for some weeks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
44.
r^ ^ of treatment. Fig. 44 is an outline of the position taken by the patient. Fig. 45 shows the uterus in a retroverted Fig. 45- position; the patient being in the knee-breast position it is evident that the weight of the uterus will tend to throw Fig. 46.
the body of the organ forward. Fig." 46 shows the patient in the same position with the uterus turned forward as fust DISPLACEMENTS, DISTORTIONS OF THE UTERUS. 23 1 described. Fig. 47 represents an air-tube which Dr. Camp- bell recommend...s to be inserted in the vagina so as to allow the air to enter it, the object being to facilitate the move- ment of the body of the uterus into its normal position.
The necessity for the use of the air-tube has been disputed.
I have largely employed the postural treatment as de- scribed, but without the air-tube, and the effects have appeared to be satisfactory. I have found the knee-and- breast posture very serviceable in cases of uterine flexion, whether, backward or forward. The patient must be di- rected to maintain this position from two to four or five minutes several times in the day, or whenever it is con- venient to do so; and this is to be liept up for some weeks.
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