Transactions of the American Gynecological Society
Transactions of the American Gynecological Society
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She was in bed about a week with each attack. The menstruation was apt to be two or three days late and slight in amount; there was slight pain and the last flow was a w^eek before the operation. Pelvic examina- tion showed the uterus to be retroflexed and adherent, with an adherent cystic mas^ in the right side of the pelvis. The preoperative diagnosis was adherent retroflexed uterus with adherent ovarian cyst.
Operation at the Albany Hospital, Feb. 7, 1918, revealed an adlierent retro- flexed... uterus, with an adherent ovarian cyst on the right side. The appendix dipped into the pelvis and was adherent by its tip (Fig. 11). On freeing the cyst, "chocolate fluid" escaped. The appendix, right tube and ovary were removed and the uterus was suspended. Only one section from the ovarian cyst was made for microscopic diagnosis; this showed a cyst with its wall lined by low and cuboidal Digitized by Google JOHN A. SAMPSON 209 Fig. 48 (Case 23). — Cross section of the ovary shown in Fig. 47 (natural size).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was in bed about a week with each attack. The menstruation was apt to be two or three days late and slight in amount; there was slight pain and the last flow was a w^eek before the operation. Pelvic examina- tion showed the uterus to be retroflexed and adherent, with an adherent cystic mas^ in the right side of the pelvis. The preoperative diagnosis was adherent retroflexed uterus with adherent ovarian cyst.
Operation at the Albany Hospital, Feb. 7, 1918, revealed an adlierent retro- flexed... uterus, with an adherent ovarian cyst on the right side. The appendix dipped into the pelvis and was adherent by its tip (Fig. 11). On freeing the cyst, "chocolate fluid" escaped. The appendix, right tube and ovary were removed and the uterus was suspended. Only one section from the ovarian cyst was made for microscopic diagnosis; this showed a cyst with its wall lined by low and cuboidal Digitized by Google JOHN A. SAMPSON 209 Fig. 48 (Case 23). — Cross section of the ovary shown in Fig. 47 (natural size).
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