. Clinical gyncology, medical and surgical. Fig. 31.. Passage of probe in anteflexion : first step. Fassagc of probe in anteflexion : second step. the fine probe, but it is sometimes contracted to that extent, and in anycase it may make the opening hard to rind. Occasionally it is only afterthe patient has been etherized that the probe can be passed. Still a fourth difficulty is tortuousness of the canal. This is found inuteri which tire the seat of fibroids, and an accurate measurement of the Fig. 32. Tenaculum. direction and depth of the canal is well-nigh impossible. No stiff instru-ment ca

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. Clinical gyncology, medical and surgical. Fig. 31.. Passage of probe in anteflexion : first step. Fassagc of probe in anteflexion : second step. the fine probe, but it is sometimes contracted to that extent, and in anycase it may make the opening hard to rind. Occasionally it is only afterthe patient has been etherized that the probe can be passed. Still a fourth difficulty is tortuousness of the canal. This is found inuteri which tire the seat of fibroids, and an accurate measurement of the Fig. 32. Tenaculum. direction and depth of the canal is well-nigh impossible. No stiff instru-ment can be relied upon to reach the fundus. This difficulty may generallybe overcome by using a small flexible bougie or gum-elastic catheter whichwill accommodate itself to the curves. This will enable us to measure thedepth, but will not show the direction of the canal. An ingenious instru-ment for this purpose is Jamisons flexible sound. It is a coil of wirecovered with rubber, with a handle of hard rubber near one end. When 60 METHODS OF GYNAECOLOGICA