Manuel de gynécologie . (P. 57), mais atpresent il suffit de le considérer comme se trouvant derrière le ligament large LongitudinalDiameter. TransverseDiameter. PerpendicularDiameter. 2 in. 1TV dans. £ en lin.. En €. iin. liin. f. fin. Anatomie de l'OltGANS pelvienne chez la femme. 23 avec sa frontière postérieure à l'arrière et son extrémité extérieure plus backthan ses un utérus. Les ligaments de l'ovaire.-en plus de la pièce jointe qui thebroad donne du ligament à l'ovaire, deux ligaments sont décrits-le ligament ovarien et le ligament infundibulo-pelvienne. Le ligament ovarien (Fig. 22, f) est abo

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Manual of gynecology . (p. 57), but atpresent it is sufficient to consider it as lying behind the broad ligament LongitudinalDiameter. TransverseDiameter. PerpendicularDiameter. 2 in. 1TV in. £ in. lin. £in. iin. liin. f in. fin. ANATOMY OF THE FEMALE PELVIC OltGANS. 23 with its posterior border looking backward and its outer end farther backthan its uterine one. Ligaments of the Ovary.—In addition to the attachment which thebroad ligament gives to the ovary, two important ligaments are described—the ovarian ligament and the infundibulo-pelvic ligament. The Ovarian Ligament (Fig. 22, f) is about 3 cm. (1 inch) long, andextends from the inner end of the ovary to the corresponding upper angleof the uterus, just below the uterine origin of the Fallopian tube. It is alongitudinal fold of the peritoneum into which the unstriped muscularfibre of the uterus is prolonged. The Infundibulo-Pelvic ligament (Fig. 22, i) is about 2 cm. long, andruns from the outer end of the Fallopian tube to the side wall of the. Fig. 23. Section of cats ovary (Schron). The free border of the ovary is, in the figure above, the base of attach-ment—hilus—below. The division into cortical and medullary layers is indicated. Note smallest Graafianfollicles at surface, and larger ones not so superficial. A corpus luteum lies to the left of the hilus. (%) pelvis. It is simply that part of the upper margin of the broad ligamentunoccupied by Fallopian tube. The Ovarian Fimbria (Fig. 22, i) prevents the separation of the ovaryand infundibulum tubse. Thus the ovary is kept in position by its attach-ment to the broad ligament, by the ovarian and by the infundibulo-pelvicligaments. Its own specific gravity has also a share, i.e., the ovary floatsat a certain level. Structure of the Ovary.—The ovary is covered by epithelium differingfrom the squamous epithelium of the peritoneum in being made up ofcolumnar cells with a dull lustre. It is continuous, however, with theperitoneal epithelium, the lin

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