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Practical observations on the uterine hemorrhage; with remarks on the management of the placenta / [John Burns].

  • John Burns
Date:
1807
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Credit: Practical observations on the uterine hemorrhage; with remarks on the management of the placenta / [John Burns]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    The ovum is connected to the uterus by means of a vast multitude of delicate vessels, which pass almost a ey point sels are large where the placenta is at- tached; smaller where they pass into the decidua. : _As the ovum corresponds exactly to the inner surface of the uterus, and is in find that as long as this union subsists, cacy,, are enabled to transmit blood without effusion. But whenever a se- paration of the one. from the other takes place, then these vessels are ‘either di- 4 ; - Peer se, : 5 : Jit) 2) blood neh they receive rane circulate, Mon
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