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Identifier: practiceofobstet00edga (find matches)
Title: The practice of obstetrics, designed for the use of students and practitioners of medicine
Year: 1910 (1910s)
Authors: Edgar, J. Clifton (James Clifton), 1859-1939
Subjects: Obstetrics
Publisher: 3rd ed., rev
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Fig. 159.—Broad Ligaments of the PregnantState. Pregnant uterus at the thirty-sixth week.—(Polk.) BLADDER. 113 in an antero-posterior direction, and so the distention takes place laterally.In the displacements of the uterus, which are so frequently seen in preg-nancy, the bladder follows the uterus. As the uterus a^icends in its growth,
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Fig. i6o.—Topography of the Uterus at the Fortieth Week. Right lateral obliquityand axial torsion from left to right of the uterus are present.— (From nature.) therefore, the urethra elongates, and in certain uterine displacements maybecome partially or completely occluded, thus leading to overdistention of thebladder, paralysis of its musculature, decomposition of the retained urine, and 114 PHYSIOLOGICAL PREGNANCY. cystitis. If the uterine displacement is not corrected, there may result dis-astrous vesical troubles, the lining membrane may be cast off in shreds, or acast may be thrown off; even the muscle-layer may contribute to the generaldisturbance. As the bladder accompanies the uterus in its upward growth,the orifice or bulb of the urethra is elevated and hidden behind the symphysispubis, and it is consequently more difficult to introduce a catheter. The canalalso becomes more curved, so that a curved male catheter is used with morefacility than the straight female instrume

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