Vol 6, No 5 (1892)

Articles

Papillary-glandular tumors of the uterine cavity and their modern treatment

Kireeva D.M.

Abstract

In this presentation, I will try to trace the pathologic-anatomical picture, course and treatment of this disease on the basis of literature data and personal observation, and on this basis I will try to distinguish varieties of glandular-papillary tumors of the uterine cavity.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1892;6(5):441-457
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CASUISTRY. THE CASE OF ATRESIAE HYMENIS.

Mironova M.

Abstract

The comparative small number of cases of hymen obstruction described in Russian literature makes it desirable to publish any such observation at all. This gave me an excuse to describe the case of atresiae hymenis that I had observed, especially since it is still interesting in its special features.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1892;6(5):474-477
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Meetings of obstetric and gynecological societies.

Slavyansky K.F.

Abstract

Meeting and discussion of the collection of drugs for the treatment of gynecological diseases and problems.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1892;6(5):478-490
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Meeting of the obstetric and gynecological society. Protocol #3.

Slavyansky K.F.

Abstract

The result of the examination and preparation of a Protocol on the treatment of gynecological problems.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1892;6(5):490-492
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Message By I. A. Woff

Woff I.A.

Abstract

On the report of the Commission "on the care of foundlings", read at the last meeting), several more comments were made by Dr. Gurin, Maryanchik and Boryakovsky; after explanations given by the Chairman of the Commission, Professor Chernov, the report was accepted and approved by the society.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1892;6(5):493-495
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Translated By V. N. Massen

Massen B.N.

Abstract

Bröse. With regard to statistics, Mackenrodt Schäffer has already made fair and well-founded objections, and therefore I consider it unnecessary to expand on them. At the moment, I cannot give statistics that speak in favor of a good outcome in the treatment of Apostoli, since I have not yet prepared a set of all these data. I will subject this statistic to the most accurate review. Personally, I have not yet had a single fatal case in the treatment of Apostoli.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1892;6(5):496-501
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Translated By A. K. Harmonious

Harmonious A.K.

Abstract

After the demonstration of Several Frank and Kötschau drugs, Pelzer's message followed: On the prevention of artificial preterm birth by intrauterine injection of glycerol.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1892;6(5):502-505
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To the question of excessive vomiting of pregnant women and a remedy for it.

Fedorov P.N.

Abstract

The author, presenting a brief outline of the development of the doctrine of excessive vomiting, describes its clinical picture, adhering to the division of the disease, according to P. Du bois, into three periods, and stops at the question of the essence of this disease.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1892;6(5):506-507
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Dalsze ciąźy zamacicznej Dwa przypadki (lekarska Gazette, 1892, №№ 1, 2)

Matlakowski M.

Abstract

Two more cases of ectopic pregnancy.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1892;6(5):507-508
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To the etiology and treatment of weakness of pain in old primiparous.

Börner H.

Abstract

The author cites the literature of the question of old first-borns; he dwells on certain points, such as the age at which first-borns should be considered old.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1892;6(5):508-510
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About the inflexibility of the uterine cervix during childbirth.

Maygrier J.

Abstract

The author had to observe a pregnant woman, undoubtedly suffering from syphilis, shortly before her birth.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1892;6(5):510-512
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Concave chisel craniotomy

Keppler F.

Abstract

Putting the well-known disadvantages tepanovich piercing and punches, the author strongly recommends that...

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1892;6(5):513
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Опытъ антропологическаго изслѣдованія черепа новорожденныхъ.

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Abstract

Въ обширной современной литературѣ вопроса о черепѣ автору не попалось ни одной работы, которая прилагала бы антропометрическій методъ изслѣдованія спеціально къ черепу новорожденныхъ. Между тѣмъ авторъ находитъ чрезвычайно важнымъ, въ особенности для акушера, изслѣдовать и этотъ черепъ, сохранившій еще слѣды конфигураціи, какъ вслѣдствіе незаконченнаго его развитія, такъ и ради изученія закоповъ конфигураціи.
Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1892;6(5):514-516
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A few observations on Dr. Auvard's baby bed warmer

Arnoldov V.A.

Abstract

Currently, the number of stillbirths and premature babies is increasing. On average, it is 36 per 1000 births. In France, from 1840 to 1880, it increased from 32.57 per 1,000 births to 45.35 per 1,000. The desire for rational measures to save the lives of premature babies is very natural and gives tangible results. So, in the Maternité in Paris, since the introduction of the auvard hot water bottle, the mortality rate of premature babies has been reduced from 66% to 38%. The auvard hot-water bed is actually a Tarnier hot-water bottle, modified by Dr. Auvard.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1892;6(5):516-517
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Hydrastinine with uterine bleeding.

Czempin. А.

Abstract

Analyzing the pharmaceutical treatment of uterine bleeding, the author quite rightly stops at ergot preparations and hydrastis canadensis, as the most effective means. Ergot acts mainly on the very muscle of the uterus and, therefore, is shown in atonic bleeding, depending for example. from insufficient postpartum involution of the uterus, while hydrastis is most useful for so-called secondary bleeding that occurs under the influence of diseases of the uterine appendages, with chronic endometritis, in the menopausal period, in girls, etc. The disadvantage of this remedy, in the form of a liquid extract, is that it does not work well when used when bleeding has already occurred, and that to get the proper effect, it must be taken long (two weeks) before the expected Meno-or metrorrhagia.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1892;6(5):517-518
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Materials for pharmacology hydrastinine.

Archangelshy. P.I.

Abstract

The author made experiments both on frogs and warm-blooded animals; the first examined the General effect of hydrastinine, and then its effect on the nervous system, blood and lymph circulation; to warm-blooded-well, after reading General effect, we studied the influence on the circulatory system and the uterus.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1892;6(5):518-520
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Application of dermatol in gynecology

Asch R.

Abstract

Dermatol was first recommended as a substitute for iodoform. Such an opinion, of course, can not serve him much service for the prevalence. And indeed, dermatol is quite a peculiar tool that has its own indications, and if it must already be associated with the concept of iodoform, then its value is not a substitute for iodoform, but a parallel one.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1892;6(5):520-521
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To pathology of the mucosa of the uterine body.

Uter K.

Abstract

The author received material for research during curettage or extirpation of the uterus in a wide variety of painful processes. All cases, if possible, are followed clinically. In this article, the author focuses on 2 points: the ratio of adenoma to carcinoma, and the ratio of endometritis and neoplasms of the mucosal glands to simultaneous changes in the muscular layer of the uterus. 

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1892;6(5):521-522
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Surgical treatment of forward displacement of the uterus.

Charles A.L.

Abstract

Based on statistics from Nonat, meadovs, Scanzoni, Mundé, and others, we must assume, says the author, that of all uterine displacements, forward displacements are the most frequent, and yet it is precisely in the treatment of these displacements that gynecology is powerless.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1892;6(5):523-524
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Massage with fixed bends of the uterus back

Stocker. S.

Abstract

In the fight against various methods of treatment—Ichthyol, electricity, operations—massage suffers more and more defeats. Even in the treatment of the folds of the uterus he is not a very large field of action, and then only did in private practice and at fixed types; although there are all sorts of complication, to resort to surgery: if you need to remove the appendages, the uterus attached to abdominal wall by Küstner'y) or Frommel'Yu, exist-whether parametrului scars running from the neck breaks, they are cut from Martin).

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1892;6(5):524-525
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To the question of cyst-like uterine fibroids.

Matlakowski R.

Abstract

After making a brief review of the literature data, the author proceeds to his own observations on cystic fibromyomas of the uterus. In six cases out of 27 uterine neoplasms operated on by the author, cystic fibromyomas were found. Of these six cases, one is described in detail as being of significant interest.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1892;6(5):525-528
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Hysteria-epilepsy and castration.

Rochet H.

Abstract

Based on his observations, the author expresses a negative opinion about the significance of castration in hysteria-epilepsy. Produced his castration was undertaken not for the sake of nervous suffering, as a result of complaints of patients on pain in the abdomen, caused by pathological processes of the uterine appendages in both Estero-epileptic seizures.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1892;6(5):528
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About intraperitoneal hemorrhages

Veit. J.

Abstract

The author divides hemorrhages in the abdominal cavity into free — haemorrhagia intraperitonealis, osumkovannoe —haematocele and extraperitoneal—in the pelvic tissue.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1892;6(5):528-529
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Correspondence About the article of the Privat-docent V. F. Maslovkago: "To the doctrine of self-infection of maternity hospitals".

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Abstract

Privat-docent V. F. Maslovsky in his work "On the doctrine of self-infection of maternity hospitals", which appeared in the April book "Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases" for the current year, reproaches me for limiting myself to studying only the biological properties of microbes found, and says (p.332): "it is currently impossible to determine the property of microbes according to the state of culture, due to insufficient information about their biological properties."In this regard, I should note that it is the biological properties of known microbes that are currently being studied; in particular, this can be said about the desired microbe in my work—staph. R. aureus.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1892;6(5):530-531
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