The importance of lymphatic vessels in inflammation of the uterus, uterine appendages and pelvic peritoneum

Abstract

There is nothing more or less common more or less wide adhesions connecting the uterus with the walls of the pelvic floor or with adjacent organs. The author investigated the female genital organs of more than 300 subjects who, however, in most cases, belonged to a more mature age, and he came to the conclusion that a healthy uterus, in the sense of the absence of a large or smaller number of adhesions, which are the consequences of former inflammations, is a rarity. almost an exception.

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