V. V. Tipyakov. Several cases of extrauterine pregnancy. (Medical Review, 1894, No. 14, p. 129)

Abstract

In 1893 and the beginning of 1894, the author observed five cases: 1) A peasant woman, 33 years old, married, giving birth, 3 months without blood. Attempts at an artificial miscarriage (midwife) caused a slight bleeding. The author, having identified a lingering tumor on the left near the uterus and assuming an extrauterine pregnancy, pierced the tumor through the vagina with a thin troocar and released about a teaspoon of liquid.

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