Note 108 — DISSERTATION VI.
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It has been said, that genuine cancer is very rare in the uterus, and that the cases which pass for such are phagedenic. But although the uterus may be affected with scrophulous inflammation, and phagedenic, as well as some other specific affections, yet it must be admitted, from an examination of cases, that the uterus is very frequently attacked with true cancer. Its substance is found enlarged, hard, and containing cancerous abscesses in different parts.