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==Fig. 1. transverse section of the tube on the abdominal side of the gestation sac a==
==Fig. 1. Transverse section of the pregnant tube between the gestational sac and the uterine cornu==


Illustrates a transverse section of the tube on the abdominal side of the gestation sac and presents nothing abnormal.
A. Mesosalpinx. B. Circular Muscle Coat. C. Longitudinal Muscle Coat.
 
 
Transverse section of the tube on the abdominal side of the gestation sac a illustrates a transverse section of the tube on the abdominal side of the gestation sac and presents nothing abnormal.


It will be seen from the simple arrangement of the plicee and the relative thickness of the muscle that it is taken from the isthmic portion of the tube. An attentive examination of the section reveals no trace of foetal cells, either in the tissues or in the vessels.
It will be seen from the simple arrangement of the plicee and the relative thickness of the muscle that it is taken from the isthmic portion of the tube. An attentive examination of the section reveals no trace of foetal cells, either in the tissues or in the vessels.
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Fig. 1. Transverse section of the pregnant tube between the gestational sac and the uterine cornu

A. Mesosalpinx. B. Circular Muscle Coat. C. Longitudinal Muscle Coat.


Transverse section of the tube on the abdominal side of the gestation sac a illustrates a transverse section of the tube on the abdominal side of the gestation sac and presents nothing abnormal.

It will be seen from the simple arrangement of the plicee and the relative thickness of the muscle that it is taken from the isthmic portion of the tube. An attentive examination of the section reveals no trace of foetal cells, either in the tissues or in the vessels.

Reference

Berkeley C. and Bonney V. Tubal Gestation - A Pathological Study. (1905) Brit. J. Obst. and Gyn. 7(2): 78-96.


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