The demonstrations of a pregnant uterus of a woman at her full time. In six tables, as large as nature. Done from the pictures painted, after dissections / by Mr. van Riemsdyk.

  • Charles Nicholas Jenty
Date:
[1758]
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: The demonstrations of a pregnant uterus of a woman at her full time. In six tables, as large as nature. Done from the pictures painted, after dissections / by Mr. van Riemsdyk. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    F F. The Inteftines Ilium’s. G G. The Colon. H H, &c. The Uterus. I. The Ligaments commonly called the Ro¬ tunda. K K. The Sinufes or Veins of the Uterus. L L. A Portion of the Ovaries, and the uterine Veins. / M, The internal Surface of the Recti Mufcles7j N. Part of: the inferior abdominal Mufcles cur O. The cellulous Membranes over the Os Pu- bis, which are generally much impregnated with fat. That Portion is called the Mons Veneris. /Qi The external Labium of the Vamna. N. B. We are to obferve here, that all the Por¬ tions of the fmall Inteftines are thruft by the Womb, on the left Side of this Woman. 'Hence tt is no Wonder that Women, in Pregnancy, are fubjebl to fuch violent Diforders by the Revo¬ lutions of the Vifcera, cccaftoned by the ri/inr of the JVomb, &c. ’ * U l
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