Vol 9, No 4 (1895)
- Year: 1895
- Articles: 43
- URL: https://journals.rcsi.science/jowd/issue/view/2687
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.17816/JOWD94
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Materials for the microscopic structure of the placenta
Abstract
Two years ago, at the suggestion of prof. D.O. Ott, I started studying the emergence and development of decidual tissue during pregnancy, its degeneration in the postpartum state, as well as the subsequent restoration of the new mucous membrane of the uterus. Rabbits in different periods of pregnancy, a significant number of human abortions of various ages and several cases of extirpated pregnant uterus of a woman in the middle (5 months), at the end of pregnancy and in the postpartum state (14 days after birth) served as material.
Results of measurements of female pelvic outlet
Abstract
As we said (see page 6). of all narrow cans we measured 178. Their owners belonged to the most diverse places in our fatherland, namely: a native of St. Petersburg province. there were 53 (29.77%), Tverskaya — 23 (17.79%), Novgorod — 23 (12.92%), Pskov — 8 (4.49%), Arkhangelsk and Ryazan — 7 each (3.93%) , Smolensk and Yaroslavl 6 (3.37%) and less than 6 from other provinces. There were 8 women of non-Russian origin (or 4.49% of the total), namely: 4 from Finland, 2 from Estonia and one from Warsaw and Plock province. Thus, bearing in mind such an insignificant number of non-Russian taz, we, as we think, can attribute the results of our measurements to the Russian taz without a big error.
To the therapy of simple chronic endometritis
Abstract
Under the name of "simple" endometritis, we mean suffering of the mucous membrane of the uterus without any complications from the serous lining of the uterus, pelvic tissue, etc. (In some of the cases we have described, although complications are mentioned, these latter were in fact so insignificant that they can be completely ignored.)
A case of complete removal through the vagina of a pregnant uterus affected by cancer
Abstract
Pregnancy complicated by cancer is in itself a phenomenon generally far from frequent, the cases in which radical surgery was used - complete removal of the pregnant uterus - is now considered even more rare, since in the literature there are, perhaps, only a few such observations. Therefore, I have the right to hope that the following case, which I observed last year in the Yekaterinburg obstetric hospital, should be of certain interest.
OBSTETRIC GYNECOLOGICAL SOCIETY IN ST.-PETERSBURG
Abstract
Attended by: Honorary Member K.F.Slavianskiy, 21 members: Antipov, P.A., Batsevich, Viridarskiy, Grinev, Dimant, Dobrovolskiy, V.N., Dolinskiy, Dranitsyn, Zheltukhin, Zamshin, Kakushkin, Lichkus, Massen, Piotrovich , Rutkovskiy, Rymsha, Salmanov, Serezhnikov, Stelmakhovich, Stravinskiy, Ulrikh and 35 guests.
Graviditas extrauterina tubaria sin .; rupture of the fetal sac; gluttony in extremis; recovery
Abstract
A month after urgent regular blood (in a 30-year-old patient who gave birth once), severe uterine bleeding and then, after the bleeding stopped, within 4 months, a mucous-bloody fluid was constantly released from the genitals.
Current issues in obstetrics and gynecology in 1893
Abstract
The author informs him of the latest data, gleaned from the literature, on inflammatory diseases of the uterine appendages and their treatment (Schauta, Terria, Hartmann, Martin, Gonlliond, Doyen) and on the operative treatment of uterine myomas (Gottschalk, Küstner, Gauhrobak, Zifwe, Ott).
Labor with breech presentation. Fetus with crooked legs, spina bifida and dropsy of the head
Abstract
In primiparous, 19 years old (8 months pregnant), a tumor in the upper spine of the fetus presented an obstacle to the emergence of the latter, and it was noticed that this tumor increases with each contraction of the uterus.
Vomiting in pregnant women
Abstract
For one thousand hospitalized pregnant women, the author observed indomitable vomiting once, while among the smaller number of pregnant women from private practice (more secure class) this disease was encountered by the author three times.
A new and quick way to expand the non-compliant pharynx in women in labor
Abstract
At a meeting of the London Obstetric Society on 7 / XI 94., Farrar reported that in one case of an obstinate pharynx (rigiditas) he used chloral hydrate, sodium bromide, morphine, manual and instrumental stretching of the pharynx, without anesthesia and under anesthesia to eliminate this —All is useless.
Accumulation of pus in the uterus
Abstract
Reinolds notes that in his 13 years of service in the hospital, where most sick women in the mountains are usually admitted. Chicago and its vast area, he, like the well-known gynecologists Drs. Gunn, Parkes and Nickolas Senn, who are at the head of the hospital, observed the pyometra very rarely and that in the literature the casuistry of this disease is very poor.