. Atlas and epitome of gynecology . Fig. 34.—Senile cirrhotic atrophy of the ovary.. Fig. 35.—Oligocystic degeneration of the ovary. inflammations of the tubes. (Fig. 36.) This oophoro-salpingitis is combined with perimetrosalpingitis, peri-metro-oophoritis, and pyosalpinx, forming, together withencapsulated ovarian and peritoneal pus sacs, a large ag- 128 CHRONIC OOPHORITIS. PLATE 44. Pelvic Peritonitis, Perioophoritis, Perisalpingitis and Right=sided Pyosalpinx. View of the pouch of Douglas. Pseudoliga-inents fix the uterus aud its aduexa to the sigmoid flexure. The lefttube is beut at an an

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. Atlas and epitome of gynecology . Fig. 34.—Senile cirrhotic atrophy of the ovary.. Fig. 35.—Oligocystic degeneration of the ovary. inflammations of the tubes. (Fig. 36.) This oophoro-salpingitis is combined with perimetrosalpingitis, peri-metro-oophoritis, and pyosalpinx, forming, together withencapsulated ovarian and peritoneal pus sacs, a large ag- 128 CHRONIC OOPHORITIS. PLATE 44. Pelvic Peritonitis, Perioophoritis, Perisalpingitis and Right=sided Pyosalpinx. View of the pouch of Douglas. Pseudoliga-inents fix the uterus aud its aduexa to the sigmoid flexure. The lefttube is beut at an angle, the right tube shows inflammatory redness, and is transformed into a pyosalpinx by the agglutination of the ab-dominal ostium. The globular divisions of the tumor are character-istic. (See Plates 40, 42, 59, 74.). (Original water-color.) glutinated tumor (pyo-oophorosalpinx). As in purulentsalpingitis, the cause is to be found in a septic or gonor-rheal mixed infection. Sclerotic oligocystic ovarian degeneration (Plate 45 ;Plate 41, Fig. 3 ; and Fig. 35), may occur alone, l