. Le diagnostic et le traitement des maladies de la femme. ig. 539), et entre ceux-ci sont un certain nombre d'importantstructures. Cette disposition du péritoine et formation de thebroad les ligaments, est très bien représenté par un tissu léger posé sur le pelvisand puis placé en bas parfaitement les organes pelviens. Le péritoine couvrir la surface antérieure de l'utérus, lorsqu'il forme le anteriorlayer latéralement du ligament large, et que le fait de recouvrir la face postérieure de l'utérus,continué latéralement, forme la couche postérieure du ligament large. Betweenthese deux couches de pe

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. The diagnosis and treatment of diseases of women. ig. 539), and between them are a number of importantstructures. This disposition of the peritoneum and consequent formation of thebroad ligaments, is represented very well by a thin cloth laid over the pelvisand then tucked down snugly around the pelvic organs. The peritoneum cover-ing the anterior surface of the uterus, when continued laterally forms the anteriorlayer of the broad ligament, and that covering the posterior surface of the uterus, continued laterally, forms the posterior layer of the broad ligament. Betweenthese two layers of peritoneum is a considerable amount of connective tissue andalso the following important structures: a. Fallopian tube (Figs. 3, 4, 5). b. Ovary (Fig. 4). This is not really situated in the broad ligament but ratheron the posterior surface of the ligament. There is, however, a break in the peri-toneum at this point through which the hilum of the ovary is in direct continua-tion with the connective tissue and vessels of the broad ligament (Fig. 649).. Fig. 550. The Ligaments of the Uterus. (Hodge—DiseasesPeculiar to Women.) 536 DISEASES OF THE UTERUS c. Parovarium (Figs. 531, 65S; 659). d. Ovarian vessels (Fig. 547). e. Round ligament (Figs. 5, 550). f. Uterine vessels (Figs. 546, 547). g. Ureter. The ureter, in its course to the bladder, lies in the lower part of thebroad ligament, near the cervix and just under the uterine artery (Figs. 546, 547, 549). PATHOLOGICAL CHANGES. By the term pathological changes as here used, I do not refer to diseases, but only to indiviudal structural changes, as encountered in various combi-nations in the inflammatory and nutritive diseases of the uterus. An entirely satisfactory classification of the inflammatory and nutritive dis-eases of the uterus is not possible along the simple lines which suffice in someother localities. A SYMPTOMATIC classification is found wanting because cases giving the samesymptoms may present very different etiological

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