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Identifier: matronsmanualofm00holl (find matches)
Title: The matron's manual of midwifery, and the diseases of women during pregnancy and in childbed ..
Year: 1849 (1840s)
Authors: Hollick, Frederick, b. 1818
Subjects: Obstetrics Obstetrics
Publisher: New York (etc.) Strong
Contributing Library: Univ. of Mass Medical School, Lamar Soutter Library
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Plate V. The Muscular Fibres of the Womb. PLATE VI. Figures 1 and 2. Fio- 1. This represents the appearance of the Fibres exter.nally, and shows how they terminate m the round liga-ment a. b. Fig. 2. The lines a. b. represent the direction of the force ofthe Fundul Fibres ; c. d. That of the Circular Muscles ofthe body of the Uterus; d. e. The combined force of theMuscles. The dotted lines represent the force reflected by the hquoraranii. The dotted curved lines the direction of the circularfibres of the body of the Uterus. Fig. ).
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Plate VI. The Muscular Fibres of the Womb. STRUCTURE OF THE ORGANS AND PARTS. 29THE VAGINA. The Vagma~(c. Plate I.) is a membranous canal,lined with a mucus membrane like the Uterus. Byits upper part it is attached to the neck of the Womb,at about two-thirds of its height—so that two-thirdsof the neck hang within the Vagina. Below, it ter-minates in the Vulva, or external mouth. The upperpart of the Vagina is much larger than the lowerpart, particularly in those who have borne children.It is capable of considerable distension, and after re-traction, to allow of the child passing down it fromthe Womb. The external mouth is called the Vulva^and is usually partly closed, in the virgin state, bythe membrane called the Hymen, (n. Plate I.) Thelength of the Vagina is from three to five inches, andits diameter from one inch to one and a half, or eventwo inches in those who have borne many children. THE VULVA. This is the external opening, or mouth of theVagina, through which the child has

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