A case of papillomatous ovarian cyst

Abstract

Mrs. M. R. H. 44 years old, widow, mother of three children; enjoyed excellent health until the first birth, 24 years ago. Since then, she began to complain of pain in the uterus and in the ovaries. After suffering typhoid fever 8 years ago, the pain intensified and spread to the entire abdomen and lower back. Having examined her at different times, four doctors consistently found the following: cervical rupture; endocervicitis; swelling in the left side of the abdomen; fibroma. Finally, in one of the hospitals, a malignant tumor associated with the liver (?) Was diagnosed. The mass that had fallen out of the vagina in this American hospital could not be corrected and was limited to light laxatives.

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