Manuel de gynécologie . et microscopicexamination, les glandes, bordée par l'épithélium cilié, peut être seencoursing vers le bas à l'oblique de la surface libre et se terminant à l'muscularfiber. Fig. 19 leur montre perpendiculaire, mais c'est moins correct, asTurners schéma indique (Fig. 20). Les glandes bifurquent généralement moins attheir se termine, et deux peuvent avoir une bouche. La fibre musculaire de innermostlayer envoie jusqu'prolongations entre eux-muscularismucosee. Anatomie de l'homme organes pelviens. 19 Le tissu conjonctif dans laquelle les glandes sont intégrés se compose ofdelicate et ronde en forme de fusée

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Manual of gynecology . and microscopicexamination, the glands, lined by the ciliated epithelium, can be seencoursing down obliquely from the free surface and ending at the muscularfibre. Fig. 19 shows them perpendicular, but this is less correct, asTurners diagram indicates (Fig. 20). The glands usually bifurcate attheir lower ends, and two may have a common mouth. The innermostlayer of muscular fibre sends up prolongations between them—muscularismucosee. ANATOMY OF THE FEMALE PELVIC ORGANS. 19 The connective tissue in which the glands are embedded consists ofdelicate round and spindle-shaped cells, the former being more abundantnear the surface, the latter deeper. Fibrillated bundles of connectivetissue lie also between the cells and pass out between the muscular fibreof the uterine wall (Fig. 20). The mucous membrane lining the cervix is different in arrangementand structure from that lining the cavity of the uterus. It is thrown intonumerous folds presenting to the naked eye the appearance known as the. Fig. 20. Vertical section, through the mucous membrane of the human uterus (Turner), e, columnar epi-thelium, the cilia are not represented; gg, utricular glands; ct, ci, interglandular connective tissue; ce, Bloodvessels; mm, muscularis mucosas. (450) arbor vitse, which consists of a longitudinal mesial ridge on the anteriorand posterior walls, from both sides of which secondary ridges branch offobliquely. It is lined throughout with a single layer of epithelium (Fig.21) which is ciliated on the elevated portion of the ridges but is columnarin the depressed portions (de Sinety). The glands are of the racemose type ; and consist of elongated re-peatedly branching ducts which extend deeply into the connective tissueand are somewhat dilated at their extremities (Huge and Veit). Theyopen on the ridges and furrows of the mucous membrane. 20 MANUAL OF GYNECOLOGY. There is a sharp line of demarcation between this single layer of epi-thelium (columnar and ciliated) whic

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