The nymphae are sometimes enormously enlarged by hypertrophy, by varicocele, or by elephantiasis, of which latter type Rigal de Gaillac has observed a most curious case.
Labat has found traces of circumcision and excision of nymphae in mummies.
Mauriceau performed nymphotomy on a woman whose nymphaewere so long as to render coitus difficult.
Absence of the nymphaehas also been observed, particularly by Auvard and by Perchaux, and is generally associated with imperfect development of the clitoris.
The external labia were divided, the left crus of the clitoris separated, the nymphae lacerated, and the vaginal wall penetrated to the extent of five inches; the patient recovered by the fourth week.
The space between the nymphae and edge of the hymen is smooth, without corrugation, and is called vestibulum.
In female children the nymphae are generally covered entirely by the labia, the breasts project, and in both sexes frequently contain a milky fluid.
The nymphae protrude beyond the labia, and depend so much as to rest upon the bed on which the patient lies, forming a soft membranous bag, fluctuating with the fluid which it contains.
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