M. Kalmykov. - A case of wounds of the birth canal in puerperio - (Protok. General Donskikh doctors for 1894, Year ten, Novocherkassk, 1895, p. 66).

The patient on the second day after childbirth, having urinated on his haunches, covered up the protrusion from the anterior passage of some kind of body. Believing that these were the remnants of the past or shells, she took the first knife that came across and cut off everything that protruded. The next day, she covered up the involuntary leakage of urine. The author found in her a vesicovaginal fistula, passing the end of the finger, and gangrenous disintegration of the vaginal wall; the patient was very feverish. In the course of a month, anti-rotting irrigation of the vagina and constant catheterization were applied. During this time, the patient recovered and her fistula closed.