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Report of a Case of Purulent Salpingitis
1892
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
tube on the left side distinctly, the fundus uteri was in the second degree of rétroversion and sensitive to gentle pressure in the cul-de-sac. It was firmly glued in place by adhesions. There was an abundant mucoid discharge issuing from the lacerated cervix. On account of her occupation she was unable to take treatment regularly. During the six months from April to October, she had eighteen applications of intra-uterine galvanism, of from forty to fifty milliampères at a sitting ; eleven were
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