Transactions of the Edinburgh Obstetrical Society, Volume 34Oliver and Boyd, 1909 With vol. 26: Laws of the Edinburgh Obstetrical Society. 1901. |
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abdominal wall anuria blood clot bowels broad ligament caudal ligament cavity condition connective tissue Conus cremaster cyst decapsulation descent developing gubernaculum distended Dr Barbour Dr Haultain duct eclampsia embryo epididymis epithelial female fibres fimbriæ foetal foetus forceps formed Frankl gametes genital gestation sac hæmorrhage holophyte hospital inguinal canal inguinal fold injections inner internal oblique kidney Klaatsch labour layer lower lymph-sinuses lymphatic male mammals mammary area mammary pouch marsupials maternal membrane mesorchium mole month mucous muscular normal obstetric operation outer ovarian ovary ovum pain paper passed patient pedicle pelvis peritoneal peritoneum placenta portion pregnancy present primitive germ-cell processus vaginalis puerperium pulse region removed renal result retraction round ligament rupture scopolamine scrotal scrotum sections seen separation showed side specimen stage symptoms temperature testes testis torsion traction tubal tube lumen tube wall unstriped muscle urine uterine uterus vaginal vessels Wolffian body Wolffian duct zygote
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