Hulke reports a case of congenital atresia of the vagina in a brunette of twenty, menstruation occurring through the urethra.
He also mentions the instance of congenital atresia of the vagina with hernia of both ovaries into the left groin in a servant of twenty, and the case of an imperforate vagina in a girl of nineteen with an undeveloped uterus.
Lange says that an infant was brought to Karg for relief of anal atresia when fourteen days old.
Lacerations of the urethra from urethral coitus in instances of vaginal atresia or imperforate hymen may also excite serious hemorrhage.
Buchnerus records a case of congenitalatresia of the mouth.
Cayley, Smith, Sourrouille, and Stankiewiez of Warsaw discuss atresia of the mouth.
Arand mentions recovery after atresia of the anus with passage of excrement from the vulva.
Anorectal atresia is the ordinary imperforation of the anus, in which the rectum terminates in the middle of the sacral cavity.
In cases of absolute atresiathe saliva does not reach the stomach.
Gastrostomized children with absolute atresiaof the esophagus do not thrive unless they regurgitate the salivary accumulations into the funnel of the gastrostomic feeding tube.
When congenital occlusion of the colon occurs, it is almost invariably found in the sigmoid flexure, and is due, as most congenital atresia of the intestine, to foetal peritonitis.
Andral, Forster, and Bull have found congenital stenosis and atresia of the pylorus.
Perhaps in some cases of atresiathere may be a secondary obliteration of a previously formed opening.
In atresia of the hymen symptoms only commence after puberty; there is then congenital amenorrhœa with periodic pelvic pain and gradual formation of a pelvic swelling.
Operations forAtresia of the Hymen and the Vagina, 143.
Atresia of the vagina may be congenital or acquired.
Follicular atresia is never great enough to account for the destruction of all large follicles remaining after ovulation.
Atresia of corpora lutea began when eggs were laid, was completed by mid-August, and was coincident with atresia of large follicles that did not undergo ovulation.
Atresia was in no instance great enough to account for the complete loss of enlarged follicles.
It differs from vaginismus in that the cause is generally a local one, that is, it may be inflammation, laceration as after a confinement, small size or atresia of the vagina, etc.
They may be frigid, but they are never devoid of the potentia coeundi, except in extremely rare cases of atresia vaginae or the absence of the external genitals.
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