Vol 9, No 4 (1895)

Two years ago, at the suggestion of prof. D.O. Ott, I started studying the emergence and development of decidual tissue during pregnancy, its degeneration in the postpartum state, as well as the subsequent restoration of the new mucous membrane of the uterus. Rabbits in different periods of pregnancy, a significant number of human abortions of various ages and several cases of extirpated pregnant uterus of a woman in the middle (5 months), at the end of pregnancy and in the postpartum state (14 days after birth) served as material.

Under the name of "simple" endometritis, we mean suffering of the mucous membrane of the uterus without any complications from the serous lining of the uterus, pelvic tissue, etc. (In some of the cases we have described, although complications are mentioned, these latter were in fact so insignificant that they can be completely ignored.)

Attended by: Honorary Member K.F.Slavianskiy, 21 members: Antipov, P.A., Batsevich, Viridarskiy, Grinev, Dimant, Dobrovolskiy, V.N., Dolinskiy, Dranitsyn, Zheltukhin, Zamshin, Kakushkin, Lichkus, Massen, Piotrovich , Rutkovskiy, Rymsha, Salmanov, Serezhnikov, Stelmakhovich, Stravinskiy, Ulrikh and 35 guests.

A month after urgent regular blood (in a 30-year-old patient who gave birth once), severe uterine bleeding and then, after the bleeding stopped, within 4 months, a mucous-bloody fluid was constantly released from the genitals.

During the reporting period, there were 787 clans, mainly among peasants and bourgeois women, married, Russian by origin.

The author briefly describes 9 cases of this operation, collected by him in Russian literature.

The washerwoman, 31 years old, gave birth 4 times, the last time (correctly) 4 weeks ago. Sick from the third day after childbirth.

The author describes three cases where recognition could be made only with some probability.

Of the 73 women investigated by the author, 49 were taken to determine the effect of age on absorption, 16 - the effect of pregnancy and 8 - the effect of menstruation.

Woman 35 years old, pregnant for the 9th time.

The most common methods at present, fibrotomy without the formation of the leg, fibrotomy with extraperitoneal strengthening of the leg and with intraperitoneal care for it, were tested by the author in his cases.

1st case. 21 years old, nulliparous. There was no blood for 1¹/₂ months. Sudden loss of strength, abdominal pain, pallor of the integument, vomiting, abdominal distension.

A peasant woman of 30 years old, a widow.

Numerous observations have established that pregnancy, childbirth and the postpartum period have an extremely detrimental effect on the course of the pulmonary tubercle.

The author makes a general remark about exfoliating endometritis (formerly dysmenorrhoea membranacea) on the basis of literary data and describes his case.

We are talking about a first-pregnant woman who, without any complications, gave birth to a live boy weighing 3200 grams on time. and 50 cm long.

In primiparous, 19 years old (8 months pregnant), a tumor in the upper spine of the fetus presented an obstacle to the emergence of the latter, and it was noticed that this tumor increases with each contraction of the uterus.

For one thousand hospitalized pregnant women, the author observed indomitable vomiting once, while among the smaller number of pregnant women from private practice (more secure class) this disease was encountered by the author three times.

The author reports that in two patients, he made a caesar section 2 times.

At a meeting of the London Obstetric Society on 7 / XI 94., Farrar reported that in one case of an obstinate pharynx (rigiditas) he used chloral hydrate, sodium bromide, morphine, manual and instrumental stretching of the pharynx, without anesthesia and under anesthesia to eliminate this —All is useless.

The woman was admitted to the hospital on the occasion of a suspected ectopic pregnancy, even before the rupture of the fetal sac.

Regarding Dr Ross's claim that dogs rarely develop peritoneal inflammation, Robinson reports that he has performed over 200 experiments on canine abdominal infections.