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Fig. 218. A fetus and cord showing marked maceration changes

No. 797. X1.35.

The abnormal curvatures, and especially the blunting of the extremities, are exemplified still better, and the drooping mandible, gaping mouth, and locally edematous cord are also well shown in No. 797, a fetus 35 mm. long, represented in figure 218.

4) The specimen is covered with a few atrophic villi, and its wall is thin on one side and thick on the other. The interior is filled with a jelly-like magma and contains an atrophic embryo 35 mm., which is markedly deformed, having atrophic hands and feet and a very thin umbilical cord. The head is also reduced in size.

(5) Sections of the chorion show that it is hemorrhagic and inflamed. The chorionic wall is fibrous and degenerate, and the villi mostly necrotic, only a few of them being fairly preserved. They are bound together by fibrin and a great deal of fibrinoid substance. There is also considerable nuclear dust.

(6) Marked infiltration of the decidua; probably luetic.

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Mall FP. and Meyer AW. Studies on abortuses: a survey of pathologic ova in the Carnegie Embryological Collection. (1921) Contrib. Embryol., Carnegie Inst. Wash. Publ. 275, 12: 1-364.

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+The abnormal curvatures, and especially the blunting of the extremities, are exemplified still better, and the drooping mandible, gaping mouth, and locally edematous cord are also well shown in No. 797, a fetus 35 mm. long, represented in figure 218.
 ) The specimen is covered with a few atrophic villi, and its wall is thin on one side and thick on the other. The interior is filled with a jelly-like magma and contains an atrophic embryo 35 mm., which is markedly deformed, having atrophic hands and feet and a very thin umbilical cord. The head is also reduced in size.