OBSTETRIC GYNECOLOGICAL SOCIETY IN KIEV. Meeting on April 22, 1892

Regarding the minutes of the past meeting, A.G. Boryakovskiy made several remarks about the device arranged by Dr. ). Contrary to the statements of the speaker, Boryakovskiy believes that neither his device, nor the devices of the future, the most advanced in their design, are able to give such results that, in terms of the purity of the study, would fully correspond to such a significant level of development of modern bacteriology. In order to penetrate into the uterine cavity without capturing the cervical compartment, it is necessary to either eliminate these compartments, or make them indifferent, or, finally, pass them by.