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Part I. The Essentials of Uterine Gestation

I. The Processes Antedating Uterine Gestation

A. The Trophic Influence of the Ovary

B. Constitutional Changes Dependent on the Ovary

C. Menstruation

D. The Action of Ovarian Secretion on the Endometrium.

E. The Relation of Ovulation and Menstruation

F. Ovulation

II. The Embedding of the Ovum in the Guinea-Pig

A. Uterus of the Guinea-Pig

B. The Embedding of the Guinea-Pig's Ovum

III. The Embedding of the Human Ovum

A. The Uterus

Decidua Menstrualis

Decidua Graviditatis in the First Week

Decidua Graviditatis

B. The Embedding of the Human Ovum

Ovum in the Earliest Stages

Capsularis

The Enveloping Zone

IV. The Early Development of the Human Ovum

Division into Embryonal and Extra-Embyronal Areas

V. The Trophoblast in the Ova of Animals

The Earliest Development of the Ectoblastic Extra-Embryonal Area

VI. The Trophoblast of the Human Ovum

The Earliest Development of the Ectoblastic Extra-Embryonal Area of the Ovum

Trophoblast

The Primary Intervillous Space

VII. The Further Development of the Human Ovum

The Early Development of the Embryonal Area

VIII. The Chorionic Villi

A. Early Development

B. In the Fourth Week of Uterine Gestation

IX. The Membrana Chorii

X. The Blood-Forming Function of the Trophoblast

XI. The Further Development of the Uterine Placenta

XII. The Placenta

XIII. The Umbilical Vessels and Cord

A. The Umbilical Vessels

B. The Umbilical Cord

C. The Amnion

XIV. Gross Anatomy of the Placenta

Part II. The Essentials of Tubal Gestation

I. Processes Antedating Gestation in the Tube

Etiology

II. Varying Views Concerning the Histology of Tubal Gestation

The Decidua

Embedding of the Ovum, the Reflexa or Capsularis

Intervillous Space

Villi

Deportation

Conclusions

III. Embedding of the Ovum and the Development of Extra-Embryonal structures

I. The Columnar Type of Tubal Gestation

II. The Intercolumnar Type of Tubal Gestation

III. The Centrifugal Type of Tubal Gestation

Conclusions

IV. The Usual Course of Tubal Gestation

Part III. Ovarian and Placental Secretion

The Relation of the Chorionic Epithelium to Chorio-Epithelioma

Chorio-Epithelioma or Chorioma