. Die Anatomie des menschlichen Körpers. Die menschliche Anatomie; Anatomie. Die UTEKUS. 465 Grenzen der Gebärmutter zu den Seiten des Beckens. Ihre oberen Rand befindet sich auf jeder Seite in drei Falten und Furchen, in folgender Weise gebildet: einer posterioren Falten gebildet durch den Eierstock (a) und dessen Ligament (c), eine anteriore durch das Ligamentum (g), und eine mittlere Falten durch den Eileiter (/). Daher einige Anatomen beschrieben, drei Flügel [alcB vcspcrtilionis) jeweils in die breiten Bänder. Die breiten Bänder können als über den Hohlraum des Beckens ein Septum transversum, innerhalb dessen die u angesehen werden

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. The anatomy of the human body. Human anatomy; Anatomy. THE UTEKUS. 465 borders of the uterus to the sides of the pelvis. Their upper margin is divided on each side into three folds or ridges, formed in the following manner : a posterior fold formed by the ovary (a) and its ligament (c), an anterior one by the round ligament (g), and a middle fold by the Fallopian tubes (/). Hence some anatomists have described three wings [alcB vcspcrtilionis) in each of the broad ligaments. The broad ligaments may be regarded as forming across the cavity of the pelvis a transverse septum, within which the uterus and its appendages are contained. This septum divides the cavity into two portions : one anterior, containing the bladder, the other posterior, in which are situated the rectum, and almost always some intestinal convolutions. Besides the broad ligaments, there are also the ligaments of the ovary and the round ligaments, proceeding from the sides of the uterus. The round ligaments (g g) have a filfrous appearance, but are evidently continuous with the tissue of the uterus. They arise from the side of the uterus, below and in front of the Fallopian tubes, pass upward and outward in the anterior fold of the broad ligament to the abdominal orifice of the inguinal canal, into which they enter, being ac- companied by a prolongation of the peritoneum, which forms around them a cylindrical sheath called the canal of Nuck. In females far advanced in life, this sheath may be traced as far as the external oiifice of the inguinal canal. Besides the uterine fibres which enter into its composition, the round ligament also contains a great number of veins, which may become varicose, especially near the ex-* ternal orifice of the inguinal canal, where they sometimes simulate a hernia. The upper border ox fmidits (*) of the uterus is convex, and is directed upward and for- ward ; it is covered by convolutions of the small intestine ; when not distended, it never reaches as high as the bri

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