A.P. Langovoy. A case of pyonephrosis with the removal of a diseased kidney and uterine appendages. (Library of the Doctor, 1894, No. 3)

In March 1891, a patient, 33 years old, married, did not give birth, turned to the author with symptoms of cystitis. The undertaken treatment was of little use, on the contrary, soon there were even symptoms of a disease of the right kidney. Since the patient also had gynecological suffering, she was sent to the Moscow University Gynecological Clinic, where, according to the patient's examination, pyonephritis et salpyngo-oophoritis duplex was suggested. In May of the same year, it was performed by the patient prof. Snegirevym removal of the kidney and uterine appendages (the ovaries were found cystically degenerated, and the common tubes were calcified, thickened and adhered to the surrounding tissues).