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Introductory Remarks．＆By WARREN R． LANG 529

Part Ⅰ．Fundamental Considerations 530

Historical Aspects of the Cervix．＆By GABRIEL TATARIAN 530

Developmental Aspects of the Human Cervix．＆By J． DAVIES AND H． KUSAMA 534

Anatomy of the Human Uterine Cervix， Gross and Microscopic．＆By KERMIT E． KRANTZAND W． PATTON PHILLIPS 551

Cyclic Changes in the Endocervix of the Monkey and the Origin of the Cervical Mucus．＆By CARL G．HARTMAN 564

Cervical Cell Inclusion Bodies and Viral Infections of the Cervix．＆By EMIL KOTCHER，LAMAN A．GRAY， QUINTON C．JAMES， CAROLYN A．FRICK， DORIS W．BOTTORFF 571

Part Ⅱ． Physiology： Relation to Infertility 581

Some Biochemical Aspects of the Cervical Secretions．＆By W． T． POMMERENKE 581

Bacteriological Findings in the Mid-Cycle Endocervical Mucus in Infertile Women．＆ByAQUILES J．SOBRERO 591

The Fern Test in Menstrual Disorders and Infertility．＆By MAXWELL ROLAND 599

The Sims-Huhner Test．＆By MELVIN R． COHEN 612

Artificial Insemination．＆By ALAN F． GUTTMACHER 623

Part Ⅲ． Benign Disease of the Nonpregnant Cervix 632

Histochemistry of the Uterine Cervix： Normal Exocervical， Metaplastic， Dysplastic， In-traepithelial， and Invasive Squamous Carcinomatous Epithelium。＆By ALVAN G．FORAKER 632

Epidermidalization of the Cervix．＆By CHARLES F． GEscHICKTER AND FRANCESCAFERNANDEZ 638

The Cervical Portio From Menarche On： A Colposcopic Study．＆By WARREN R． LANG 653

Dysplasia： A Basic Reaction to Injury in the Uterine Cervix．＆By JAMES W． REAGANAND STANLEY F．PATTEN， JR 662

Histologic Diagnosis and Clinical Signi 683

cance of Benign Lesions of the Nonpregnant Cer-vix．＆By CARY M．DOUGHERTY， WILLIAM R．MOORE， NADALYN COTTEN 683

Management of Benign Cervical Disease in the Cervix of the Nonpregnant Patient．＆By PAUL A．YOUNGE 703

Part Ⅳ．Cervix of Pregnancy 714

Topical Cytology of the Ectocervix in Pregnancy．＆By EDWIN M．ROBERTSON 714

The Healing of the Puerperal Cervix： A Bacteriological Study．＆By J． H． M． PINKER-TON， R． M． CALMAN， A． E． CLAIREAUX 722

Connective Tissue Changes in the Cervix During Pregnancy and Labor．＆By JOHN C．BUCKINGHAM， RICHARD SELDEN， D． N． DANFORTH 733

Cervical Incompetence in Pregnancy．＆By ROBERT H． BARTER 743

The Incompetent Internal Os of the Cervix．＆By A． F． LASH 746

Management of Benign Lesions of the Cervix During Pregnancy．＆By ALAN RUBIN 755

Part Ⅴ． Cervical Malignancy： Diagnosis and Evaluation 759

Cytology of Invasive Cervical Carcinoma and Carcinoma in Situ．＆By GEORGE L．WIED，GILDARDO LEGORRETA， DIETRICH MOHR， ANDRE RAUZY 759

Problems of Cervical Biopsy．＆By ROGER B． SCOTT AND LESTER A． BALLARD 767

The Histology of Carcinoma in Situ of the Cervix．＆By ROBERT H．FENNELL， JR 782

Trichomonas vaginalis and Cervical Epithelial Changes．＆By JOHN K． FROST 792

Pretherapy Evaluation in the Management of Cervical Cancer．＆By GEORGE C．LEWIS，JR 800

Epidemiology of Cervical Cancer．＆By MILTON TERRIS 808

Part Ⅵ．Cervical Malignancy： Therapy 814

The Management of Cervical Carcinoma in Situ．＆By CLAYTON T． BEECHAM AND ELWINS． CARLIN 814

Radiation Therapy in Invasive Cervical Carcinoma．＆By F ELIX RUTLEDGE AND GILBERTH． FLETCHER 821

Surgical Management of Invasive Carcinoma of the Cervix： Abdominal Approach．＆ByLANGDON PARSONS 830

Surgical Management of Invasive Carcinoma of the Uterine Cervix： The Vaginal Ap-proach．＆By MILTON L． MCCALL 835

Chemotherapy of Cervical Carcinoma．＆By GEORGE S． RICHARDSON， THOMAS C． HALL，THOMAS H． GREEN， HOWARD ULFELDER 841

Palliative Management of Carcinoma of the Cervix．＆By WILLIAM J． SWEENEY 870

Closing Remarks．＆By WARREN R． LANG 875