The Ciba Collection of Medical Illustrations: Respiratory systemCiba [Pharmaceutical Products, 1972 - Anatomy, Pathological |
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Page 60
... rectal fossae are developed with the index finger for the insertion into these fossae of a special bifid retractor which retracts the rectum posteriorly . The central musculofi- brous tendon of the perineum is divided , exposing the ...
... rectal fossae are developed with the index finger for the insertion into these fossae of a special bifid retractor which retracts the rectum posteriorly . The central musculofi- brous tendon of the perineum is divided , exposing the ...
Page 61
... rectal fossae are developed with the index finger for the insertion into these fossae of a special bifid retractor which retracts the rectum posteriorly . The central musculofi- brous tendon of the perineum is divided , exposing the ...
... rectal fossae are developed with the index finger for the insertion into these fossae of a special bifid retractor which retracts the rectum posteriorly . The central musculofi- brous tendon of the perineum is divided , exposing the ...
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... rectal wall to involve the mucous membrane but more often invades the posterior vaginal fornix . Its presence in the rectum may cause cyclic rectal bleeding or partial obstruction ; and , * For ENDOMETRIOSIS II , see page 195 . in the ...
... rectal wall to involve the mucous membrane but more often invades the posterior vaginal fornix . Its presence in the rectum may cause cyclic rectal bleeding or partial obstruction ; and , * For ENDOMETRIOSIS II , see page 195 . in the ...
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