AA Novitskiy. — Diagnostics of the interconnective ovarian cysts .— (Duct, late. Imperial Caucasian. Med. General, May 2, 1895, p. 26).

Before the operation, the patient was diagnosed with uterine fibroids, which had grown into the broad ligament, but during the womb it was found that it was a cyst with purulent contents. She was operated on in two ways: first, it was sewn into the wound, and then it was opened and emptied. After the operation, recognition fluctuated between the broad ligament cyst and between the expanded tube. The wall of the cyst was not examined microscopically, but the lengthening of the uterine cavity, the absence of interception between the uterus and the tumor, and the considerable size of the tumor made the author recognize a broad ligament cyst here.