Vol 8, No 12 (1894)
- Year: 1894
- Published: 12.12.1894
- Articles: 35
- URL: https://journals.eco-vector.com/jowd/issue/view/2673
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.17816/JOWD812
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Articles
On the question of the origin of vaginal cysts. Cyst of the anterior vaginal wall
Abstract
On the 20th of January of this year, I was invited to visit a sick woman, the sister of one of my Moscow comrades. A sick, intelligent person, 38 years old, came for treatment from the Chernigov province, comes from a very healthy family.
On the question of the use of ferratin in metrorrhagi
Abstract
In obstetric and gynecological practice, very often it is necessary to deal with both bleeding and its consequence - anemia. True, in acute cases, with the submission of timely benefits, bleeding does not leave deep marks - the female body quickly copes with the task of replenishing even significant blood losses.
To the technique of scraping the uterine cavity
Abstract
In this note, I meant to point out some modifications that have gradually entered the technique of curettage of the uterine cavity over the past time and which, as observations have shown, have some advantages over commonly practiced techniques and therefore deserve everyone's attention.
A.P. Artemiev. A brief outline of the development of the "woman's" business in Russia and a project of measures to streamline it
Abstract
The question of improving obstetric care, from whatever side it is viewed, always deserves to be dwelled on with full attention and care. Therefore, one cannot but be grateful to the author of the aforementioned brochure for what he now recalls about one, perhaps the most important, side of this issue — the midwives.
R. Olshausen. Spontane Geburt. Prophylaktische Wendung. Symphyseotomie. Ihr gegenseitiges Verhalten zu einander. (Centralbl. F. Gynäk., 1894, no. 36). Arbitrary childbirth. - Preventive turn. - Cutting the bosom. - Their mutual relationship to each other
Abstract
The author disagrees with Leopold, who limited the indications for caesar section in favor of symphysiotomy. In his opinion, caesar section is a simple, typical operation, safe in the hands of an obstetrician who has fully mastered the laws of asepsis; symphysiotomy is not entirely safe.
Friedrich Schwarz. Sytphyseotomie bei allgemein verengtem Becken mit 7,0 cm. Conj. vera. (Centralbl. F. Gynäk., 1894, no. 36). Dissection of the bosom with a generally narrowed pelvis with a true conjugate in 7 ctm
Abstract
I para, 27 years old; growth 142; pelvis size: cr. 25; sp. 23; from. diagon. 9.0; Baudeloque's size 15; conjug. vera 7. Body edema; protein in the urine. The waters are gone; presented with head, deep, transverse. Body temperature 38 °.
Hans v. Woerz. Die Enderfolge der Symphyseotomie. (Centralbl. Für Gynäkol., 1894, no. 36). Outcomes of symphysiotomy
Abstract
Of the 10 cases of symphysiotomy that were under the supervision of the author, he was able to observe the outcomes of this operation in 9, and in 7 cases these observations lasted more than a year after the operation.
Füth. Ueber einem Fall von Harnblasenverdoppelung. (Centralbl. F. Gynäkol., 1894, No. 14, p. 332). Double bladder case
Abstract
Features of the case (4-month-old boy): hernia of the white line, splitting of the pubic arch, fusion, in the form of cords, between the rectum and the bladder and between the latter and the abdominal wall, and lengthening of the mesentery flexurae sigmoideae.
W. Thorn. Zur Lactationsatrophie des Uterus. (Centralbl. Für Gynäkol. 1894, no. 30). On the question of uterine atrophy during breastfeeding
Abstract
The author has previously treated this subject (Zeitschr. F. Geb. n. Gyn., Bd. XVI), and now objects to O. Engström, who reported his cases of uterine atrophy during breastfeeding (Festschrift d. Deutsch. Gesellschaft f. Gyn. u. Geb.).
R. Emanuel. Beitrag zur Lehre von der uterus tuberculose. (Zeitschr. F. Geburtsh. U. Gynaek., Bd., XXIX). To the doctrine of uterine tuberculosis
Abstract
In the clinic I. Veit'a the author observed the following case: Mrs. N., 50 years old, menstruating since the 14th year, did not give birth. Climacteric age from 41 years. I suffered from leucorrhoea at various times; in November 1892 she suffered from cystitis.
I. Finzi. А case of osteoma of the pelvis, causing dystocia. (Lancet., 1894, Juli 14, No. 3698, p. 77). Bone swelling in the pelvis as a cause of abnormal labor.
Abstract
Dr. F. was invited to 28-year-old first women on 16 / VI 94 g. During examination through the vagina, F. felt a wide, smooth spherical tumor of bone hardness protruding into the right anterior part of the pelvic cavity, giving the impression of a presenting head.
Prof. Paul. F. Munde. Ten Years ’experience with Alexander’s operation for schortening the round ligaments of the uterus — sixty-five cases. (American Journal of obstetrics and diseases of Women and children, 1894, August, p. 297). Ten years of experience with shortening of the round uterine ligaments (Alexander's operation), 65 cases.
Abstract
Munde began to perform this operation in 1884. The results of the operation were so good that in the first year he performed it 6 times, and in 1888 he published 23 cases of it. In three of them M. did not find round ligaments, but in the remaining 20 the goal of the operation was achieved.
Prof. Robert Barnes. The indications for the induction of premature labor. (Lancet, August 11, 1894, p. 314). Indications for premature birth. (Lecture read at the British Doctors' Convention in Bristol on August 1, 1894).
Abstract
V. Barnes considers the establishment of the correct indications for premature birth to be a brilliant proof of the progress of medicine in general and, in particular, of the conservative direction in obstetrics. To determine diseases that require an interruption of pregnancy, one should trace what occurs in such cases in the body of a pregnant woman spontaneously, that is, take a closer look at natural self-help.
Robert Harris (Philadelphia). The Mortality under the Cesareon operation in great Britain during the lest eigth jears; and the encouragement offered for the induction of symphysio tomy as a substitute for craniotomy. (Lancet, 19 and 26 May 1894, p. 1272 1319). Caesar section deaths in Great Britain in the last 8 years; encouraged to replace the operation of perforation of the skull with a symphysiotomy.
Abstract
Dr. H. distinguishes the results of the Caesar section before 1886, when the antiseptic was, in his opinion, insufficiently strict, from the subsequent period, during which the antiseptic was carried out universally and more strictly.
Dr. Densbow Lewis. An Interview with Porro. (The American Journal of Obstetrics etc., 1894, Septembre, p. 354)
Abstract
The table of contents of the article is an American innovation. Instead of the usual long-term review of foreign clinics by Russian doctors, L. visited prof. Porro and his conversation with him makes the subject of an interesting report in a medical journal. I will briefly convey the essence of this message.
Dr. Vargos. Simultaneous intra-uterine and extra-uterine fetation. (Lancet, 18 March., 94). Simultaneous intra and ectopic pregnancy
Abstract
Dr. V. describes a rare case of twin pregnancy, which gave rise to contradictory diagnoses and ended in death. A cigar factory worker, mother of 3 children, complained of pain, heaviness and abnormal sensations in the right lower abdomen. The factory doctor mistook this for salpingitis.
Dr. Owens (Brisbane in Australia). Three cases of abdominal section. (The Avstralasian medical gazette, Sydney, April, 1894). Three laparotomies.
Abstract
Having prefaced a few words about the small number of laparotomies published by him, Ow. justifies this by the fact that they were produced in a distant colony. The third case is interesting for the diagnosis and death due to sepsis, due to the needless search for a sponge in the abdomen.
Dr. Charles N. Smith (in Toledo, Ohio). Total extirpation of the uterus for myofibroma complicated by pregnancy. American Journal of obstetrics and deseases of women and children. (September, 1894, p. 365., New-Iork). Removal of the entire uterus due to myofibroma complicated by pregnancy.
Abstract
Patient 27 years old. Her 1st pregnancy ended safely 31/2 years ago, the 2nd - with a miscarriage at the 6th month, in February 1893.Since then she has been complaining of pain in the abdomen and feels in it some kind of body moving from one side to another. The last regulations were at the end of December 1893.
Dr. Goelet. Ligation of the base of the broadligaments per vaginam, including the uterine arteries, for fibroids of the uterus. (American Medico-Surgical Bulletin, Iune 1894, - by reference to the American Journal of Obstetrics, Iuli, 1894, p. 158). Ligation of the wide ligaments and uterine arteries from the side of the vagina to heal the fibroid of the uterus.
Abstract
Goelet performs the aforementioned dressing in order to reduce bleeding and the growth of fibroid tumors of the uterus and believes that this easy operation can replace the more risky one - removal of the entire uterus, or that the first, serving as a preparatory phase for the 2nd, may make the latter unnecessary.
Dr. Gardiner. Dystocia from occlusion of cervix uteri. (Lancet, 26 May, 1894, p. 1300). Obstruction to childbirth due to pharyngeal overgrowth
Abstract
Dr. G. was invited to the pregnant woman for the second time, on the occasion of pains, which were taken by others for birth, but turned out to be intestinal. On internal examination, the uterine neck turned out to be overgrown; instead of a throat hole, one felt a tubercle, the size of a mustard grain, through which it was impossible to pass the thinnest zones.