Volume 1

Operative gynecology / by Howard A. Kelly.

  • Howard Atwood Kelly
Date:
1901, ©1898
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    to expel the residual urine, its walls may become enormously hypertropliied ; in other cases they may stretch and become thin. Prolapse without Vesical Diverticulum .—Although rare, pro- lapse without vesical diverticulum is occasionally found, the bladder remaining^ entirely within the pelvis, being separated from its uterine connections. An \ Fig. 2S'J.- rAUTLAi, I'ikji-ai'm s ; Eveicsm.n uf the Anterior, I'ostkriuh, anh ]>atekal \'a..i.\al W alls. The vaginal canal is seen in the middle, and the cervix is still invisible within the pelvis. interesting case of this character entered my clinic in April, 1891 {see Johns HopTcins Hospital Report in Gynecologxj^ vol. iii, p. 311). The accompanying figure represents the appearance at the time of the first operation. The patient (M K., 653, April 4,1891) was thirty-two yeavvj old, of slight build, weighing less