OBSTETRIC-GYNECOLOGICAL SOCIETY IN KIEV

A.I. Kraskovskiy, at the request of KM Sapezhko, who was absent from the city, showed the society a patient in whom Dr. Sapezhko, by cutting the lower part of the sacrum, excreted an intrapelvic tumor that turned out to be sarcoma during microscopic examination; the postoperative course was complicated by slight bleeding after removing the dressing and the formation of a fistula, cured by curettage; the patient is now feeling fine. This patient is also interesting in that she has already been shown to society twice as a rare example of long-term retention in the uterine cavity of the head separated from the trunk (see prot. No. 38 and 40). This case will be communicated to the public in even more detail.