On the question of the "small Caesar section"

Abstract

Recently, in connection with the greatly increased number of artificial abortion operations in clinics and hospitals, the question of the technique of performing this operation is topical. Since the usual method of producing an artificial miscarriage by expanding the neck with Hegar's bougie or kelp with subsequent curettage during pregnancy for more than 2 months often leads to complications, and during pregnancy more than 3 months it is completely inappropriate, and since during the production of an artificial abortion it is often necessary at the same time to sterilize a woman, in view of this, over the past 10-15 years, many different methods have been proposed for both the production of artificial abortion and the simultaneous production of abortion and sterilization.

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