Vol 9, No 5 (1895)

Articles

Image of gynecological operations on rubber models

Sobestiansky E.M.

Abstract

The assimilation of the methods of production of gynecological operations presents some difficulties for students, due to the complexity of operations and the low availability of the field of vision. Drawings and drawings clarify the essence of the operation only in general terms, and even then not always, because the depiction and representation of complex shapes in one plane is not easy; in addition, during plastic operations, the incision line, the bloody surface stretched by tools, and the surface obtained after the imposition and tying of the seams have a completely different shape; if the drawings can understand several different moments of the operation, then with difficulty it is possible to show the very transition from one moment to another.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1895;9(5):437-440
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To the casuistry of central perineal tears

Sitsinsky A.A.

Abstract

There is no disagreement between the authors about what should be considered a typical central perineal rupture. Damage to the perineum is recognized as such, in which, during childbirth, the entire thickness of the perineal tissue is torn, but in only its middle part, while the posterior commissure of the genital gap is on one side, and the rectum and anus from the other remain intact.

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To the question of the use of constant irrigation with running vesicovaginal fistulas

Fedulov Y.S.

Abstract

Everyone, of course, knows how horrible suffering are vesicovaginal fistulas not only in the physical, but also in the moral attitude, both in the rich, intelligent class, and especially in the poor peasant environment. The only radical cure, which is possible, however, not in all cases, is of course the surgical suturing of the fistula. But it is not uncommon for the sick to come to this help at a time when the field of the operation seems to be contaminated - therefore, one must first of all reckon with this complication. The contamination of the field of operation is sometimes so stubborn that, with the most careful application of all kinds of conventional methods of treatment, the results are far from satisfactory: the raids removed with great work quickly return; the state of health of patients worsens, forces fall, as pain, as a result of the irritation of the tissues of urine, deprives them of sleep and appetite. Here, in such desperate cases, constant irrigation, proposed by prof. N.A. Tolochinov and with success, used in his clinic, is a truly beneficial remedy.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1895;9(5):451-457
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On the issue of accessory Fallopian tubes and holes (tubae accessoriae et ostia accessoria, Nebentuben)

Kybe N.N.

Abstract

Despite the fact that the accessory pipes and openings do not constitute a rarity, I have not been able to find a description of the cases of this interesting anomaly in the Russian literature. As for foreign literature, the first study on this issue was produced in France in 1851 by A. Richard, who found them in 5 cases, out of 30; The accessory holes in his observations were located at a distance from a few millimeters to 2-3 cm from the abdominal opening of the Fallopian tube, in all 5 cases the probe passed through the accessory opening in the lumen of the tubes and the accessory openings were clearly expressed in all cases. Richard's cases are distributed as follows: the first belongs to the fetus of the last months of pregnancy, the second belongs to the 15-year-old girl who has not yet menstruated, and in both of these cases there are 2 more adventitious openings on the main tube next to her abdominal opening; the remaining 3 cases belong to adult women: each has one accessory opening. In Germany, Merkel in 1856 was the first to pay attention to this anomaly, in a short time he encountered 4 cases with accessory holes. The following indications are found in Rokitansk, who says that accessory holes meet quite often.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1895;9(5):458-467
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A case of multiplex vaginal sarcoma (Sarcoma multiplex globocellulare alveolare vaginae)

Egorov G.

Abstract

While the uterus with some special love is struck by the neoplasms of the various properties, the sleeve is somehow sparing. And in general, independent neoplasms of the vagina, which would not come out of the uterus, urinary bladder and rectum, belong to a rather rare phenomenon in gynecological practice (Horvits). Mucous polyps, fibromas, fibroids, myomas and vaginal cysts are benign neoplasms according to Kiwisch'y, Schröder'y, Horvits, Fritsch'y, Küstner'y, Slavyansky, etc. belong to such exceptional rates that their speed can be considered anatomical and pathological curiosity, which is the object of clinical observation. " And malignant primary neoplasms of the vagina - sarcomas, cancers, tubercles also belong to the phenomena not more frequent, so that the authors in clinics count them in units, and others have never even had to observe some of these neoplasms. Gorvits says that he "did not observe a single case in which the sarcoma developed into the sleeve on its own."

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1895;9(5):468-477
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Meeting of obstetric and gynecological societies. Protocol No. 12. Meeting on April 13, 1895

Ott D.O.

Abstract

D.O. Ott chaired.
29 members were present: Antipov, I.A., Batsevich, Vasten, Vertsinskiy, Rustyskiy, Dobradin, Dolinskiy, Dranitsyn, Zheltukhin, Zabolotskiy, Zamshin, Kakushkin, Lileyev, Lichkus, Massnyanskiy, Polevyskiy, Polinskiy , Sadovskiy, Salmanov, Serezhnikov, Stelmakhovich, Stravinskiy, Fisher, Chernyshev, Shverdlov and 25 guests.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1895;9(5):478-485
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Meeting of obstetric and gynecological societies. Protocol No. XII. Administrative appointment on April 13, 1895

Ott D.O.

Abstract

D.O. Ott chaired.
20 members were present.
1) Protocol No. XI has been read and approved.
2) Proposed active members: Pargamin, Manus Nukhimovich, doctor. (Proposed by Eichfus, Petrov and Lichkus).

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I. Yu. Yakub. — The current state of the question of the treatment of miscarriage. (Library of the Doctor, 1895, No. 4)

Kakushkin N.

Abstract

Only with regard to the treatment of the so-called threatening miscarriage do many modern obstetricians agree, regarding the treatment of an early miscarriage, some stand for active intervention with the help of a sharp spoon (Munde, Fehling, Dührssen), others - for a wait-and-see method and for manual (Winckel, Winter and the author). The author carefully carried out 53 miscarriages expectantly and by hand alone. Of this number, 4% were in a fever after the operation; there were no mortal outcomes. Of the 53 patients who did not give birth, there were 4, once gave birth to 11 and multiparous 38. In 40 patients, the remains of the egg had to be removed with a finger; of these last ones, only one was reeling afterwards.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1895;9(5):487
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A.E. Cheremshanskiy. — The first case of removal of subserous fibroids of the uterus through the womb at the Vladivostok Marine Hospital. (Medical Addendum to the Marine Collection, March and April, 1895)

Kakushkin N.

Abstract

Patient 40 years old, had one childbirth and one miscarriage. Blood with 17 years of age, after 3-4 weeks for 4-5 days. Complaints: abdominal pain, dizziness, headaches, constipation, dysmenorrhea, general weakness, nervousness. The uterus is enlarged, mobile. To the right corner of the uterus a mobile tumor is attached on a wide basis, a little larger than an orange.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1895;9(5):488
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E.K. Kan. — Placenta praevia centralis, twins, embolia cerebri. (Protocol, meetings of the Vilensky Medical Society, 1894, No. 10)

Kakushkin N.

Abstract

Second pregnant (for 5 months), 23 years old. Repeated blood loss during pregnancy. With the appearance of a strong anemia, the author, after vain attempts to hold his hand between the last and the wall of the uterus, drilled the last and removed the first baby, and after him, since the bleeding did not stop, and the second. The two are separated with difficulty.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1895;9(5):488
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I. Rubinstein. — On the issue of outpatient treatment for women’s diseases by massage. (Weekly, 1895, No. 12)

Kakushkin N.

Abstract

The benefits of massage for women's diseases are currently recognized by almost all gynecologists, with very few exceptions. However, this type of treatment has not yet received widespread distribution, partly due to the absence of precisely worked out indications and contraindications to the use of massage, partly due to a falsely established view of the difficulty of massage techniques.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1895;9(5):488-489
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O. A. Reznikov. — To the question of the influence of heart diseases (heart disease) on menstruation. (Weekly, 1895, No. 4)

Kakushkin N.

Abstract

The influence of heart disease on menstruation has hardly been studied so far. This influence is reflected either in increased blood loss during menstruation, or in weakening of such, or in such cases, menstruation in its character remains without changes. The reasons for the abundant months are: stagnation of blood, changes in blood, changes in blood vessels.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1895;9(5):489
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S. S. Zayitsky. - Three cases of Schroeder's extirpation of a cancerous-born uterus through the vagina using Richelot tweezers. (Medical Review., 1895, No. 9)

Kakushkin N.

Abstract

Judging by the description given by Richelot, the course of his operation seems to be the same as that of Schröder, only ligatures are used instead of tweezers in the last day. The idea of using the tweezers belongs to Péan proper. Seeing the speed of the operation as a guarantee of its success, the author decided to try Richelot's way mainly, in view of the speed that should belong to this method. 1st patient. 24 years old. Cervical ulcer and infiltration in the left parameters. 2 tweezers were applied, which lasted for 2 days, causing severe pain. Operation 30 minutes.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1895;9(5):490
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A. N. Soloviev. - A case of endometritis complicated by aphonia and parotitis. Restoration of the voice after incision of an abscess of the parotid gland. (Medical Review., 1895, No. 9)

Kakushkin N.

Abstract

Patient 31 years old, multiparous. She was ill after childbirth, she threw it out 2 times, and suffered from monthly disorders, pain and leucorrhoea. The patient is hysterical, and her aphony was of hysterical origin.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1895;9(5):490-491
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I. Yu. Lyubovich. - To casuistic and the pathogenesis of osteomalacia. (Medical notes, 1895, No. 6, 7 and 8)

Kakushkin N.

Abstract

The article very thoroughly touches on the issue of osteomalacia. From the obstetric-gynecological point of view, she is interesting because she describes a case of this disease in a woman who is not pregnant.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1895;9(5):491
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Adolf Gessner. - Zwei Fälle von Spontaner Uterusruptur. (Centralbl. F. Gynäk., 1895, No. 2). Two cases of arbitrary uterine rupture

Kakushkin N.

Abstract

1) In 35-year-olds, multiparous, with the correct pelvis, the transverse position of the fetus, the prolapse of the handle and umbilical cord were recognized. During anesthesia and disinfection of the genital parts, a left-sided rupture of the uterus and an upper cut of the vagina was detected, with the exit of the fetal head into the abdominal cavity. Turning and ejecting the child (2600 grm., 48 cm) in asphyxiation, soon revived. After removing it is easy. The gap is tamped. The phenomena of internal bleeding with all the manifestations of acute anemia were soon discovered. Charevosuchenie. There was a large hematoma in the left broad ligament; there is no continuing bleeding. The abdominal wound was sutured. The patient recovered.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1895;9(5):492
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Reusing. - Ein Fall traumatischer Uterusruptur in der Schwangerschaft. (Centralbl. F. Gynaek., 1895, No. 2). A case of traumatic uterine rupture during pregnancy

Kakushkin N.

Abstract

A first-pregnant woman, 23 years old, at 8 months of pregnancy, being completely healthy, fell from a height of 4 meters to her feet. Then, with outside help, she could walk a few steps. Symptoms: pain in the abdomen and waste water. There are no other phenomena. Objective examination showed a rupture of the uterus with the emergence of the fetus into the abdominal cavity. Gluttony revealed that the rupture went along the front surface of the uterus, longitudinally, in the area of the bottom and body.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1895;9(5):492-493
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O. Schlaepfer. - Fall von künstlicher Frühgeburt nach früher überstandenem Kaiserschnitt. (Centralbl. F. Gynaek., 1895, No. 6). A case of artificial premature birth after a former early cesar section

Kakushkin N.

Abstract

A 27-year-old woman, with a flat pelvis, during childbirth, had a Caesar section on a dead fetus (there were no tools for punching and extracting).

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1895;9(5):493
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Beaucamp. - Recidiv von Osteomalakie nach Porro. (Centralbl. Für Gynaekol., 1895, No. 6). Returning osteomalacies after Porro surgery

Kakushkin N.

Abstract

The first two pregnancies went well. During the third, which also ended correctly, the first signs of osteomalacia appeared. The fourth (after a year after the third), ended with the extraction of the fetus, and the fifth (after 2 years after the previous one), with the operation Porro. The effect of the operation (stopping the osteomalytic process) lasted 2 years, and then the progression of all symptoms began.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1895;9(5):493-494
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Lennander. — Myom des Uteruskörpers mit Trennung des Cervix vom Körper. (Centralbl. F. Gynaek., 1895, No. 6)

Kakushkin N.

Abstract

Virgo intacta, 49 years old, in the climacteric period. For the first time, she covered up a tumor in herself, when she was 35 years old. The tumor occupies mainly the left half of the abdomen, reaching along the nipple line to the ribs, along the middle line up to 8 cm. above the navel. The probe is inserted into the canal of the uterus only 4 cm. Excessively with the removal of the tumor, uterus and appendages (the patient died of peritonitis, as a result of a peritiflytic abscess).

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1895;9(5):494
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I. Neumann. - Ueber das Verhalten der Patellarreflexe beim Schwangeren Weibe. (Centralbl. F. Gynaek, 1895, No. 8). About the patellar reflex in pregnant women

Kakushkin N.

Abstract

In the last months of pregnancy, the author found patellar reflexes increased in many pregnant women, the more, the closer the pregnancy was to the onset of labor. However, in some cases, at the very onset of labor, reflexes were within the limits of the norm.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1895;9(5):494-495
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Nijhoff. — Ein neues Verfahren zur Behandlung der Placenta praevia centralis. (Centralbl. F. Gynaek., 1895, No. 8). A new way of giving birth with a central presentation of the placenta

Kakushkin N.

Abstract

At the end of pregnancy, with bleeding, when the patient had not yet missed a finger, the author made a tamponation of the cervix and vagina. The pharynx opened by 2 fingers, the bleeding continued. Then the author made a gap (linear) in the presenting part of the last, without violating the integrity of the water shell. The last one, straining to raise the influence of contractions, acted on further expansion of the pharynx.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1895;9(5):495
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A. Palkhovskiy. - Ein Fall von Placenta praevia bei Zwillingen. (Centralbl. F. Gynaek., 1895, No. 8). The case of presentation of the placenta with twins

Kakushkin N.

Abstract

Patient, 30 years old, pregnant in the 8th section. Urgent delivery. Marginal presentation of the last (bleeding) and twins were recognized. When the throat is 5 fingers, a turn is made and the extraction of the first fetus (cephalic presentation), and then the second (transverse position).

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1895;9(5):495-496
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Krönig. - Ueber die Natur der Scheidenkeime, speciell über das Vorkommen anaerober Streptokokken im Scheidensekret Schwangerer. (Centralbl. F. Gynäk., 1895, No. 16). On the nature of vaginal microbes, mainly in anaerobic renal cocci in the vaginal discharge in pregnant women

Kakushkin N.

Abstract

The author informs the further results of his observations (Centralbl. F. Gynaek., 1894, No. 1). Not finding at that time in the separated vagina of pregnant women microbes that would grow aerobically, he, having put the secret of the vagina (in pregnant women) in the conditions of anaerobic life on nutrient media, received cocci, located in groups of 12-20, microscopically indistinguishable from encountered in childbirth fever, renal cocci.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1895;9(5):496
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I. Hochenegg .—- Ueber die Verwendbarkeit der Sacralen Methode bei fixirten Retroflexion. (Centralbl. F. Gynäk., 1895, No. 16). About the application of the sacral method in case of persistent bend of the uterus back

Kakushkin N.

Abstract

For a 35-year-old woman who did not give birth and suffered from profuse and painful monthly and abdominal pain, for more than six months, an energetic treatment was applied by massage of the uterus bent back. This treatment remained unsuccessful.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1895;9(5):496-497
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G. Thomson. - Hochgradige Hypertrophie der Portio vaginalis Uteri. (Centralbl. F. Gynäk., 1895, No. 16). Severe hypertrophy of the vaginal part of the cervix

Kakushkin N.

Abstract

A woman who had not given birth, 25 years old, complained only about the prolapse of a body from the vagina. Menstruation is normal, there is no pain, in the anamnesis there is no indication of inflammation.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1895;9(5):497
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G. Leopold. Zur Diagnose des Placentarsitzes. (Centralbl. F. Gyn., 1895, No. 12). To the recognition of the place of attachment of the placenta

Kakushkin N.

Abstract

Concerning Bayer's article, (Centralbl. F. Gynäk., 1895, No. 7), the author says that he was already in 1884, and not in 1886, as Bayer claims, for the first time noticed the connection between the position of the pipes of a pregnant woman uterus and placenta attachment.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1895;9(5):497
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Th. Landau. — Zum Thema der vaginalen Radikaloperation (Hystero-salpingo-oophorectomia vaginalis). (Centralbl. F. Gyn., 1895, No. 12). To the question of the removal of the uterus and appendages through the vagina

Kakushkin N.

Abstract

In the Leop. Landau clinic, with pelvic suppurations, the following surgeries were performed in the last 10 months. A cut of single, limited abscesses from the side of the vagina 17 connectors, from the side of the belly 2 times; recovery. Changes in the removal of the tubes about purulent accumulations in them 3 times; recovery. Gluttony with inflammatory diseases of the appendages not of a purulent character, resp. with tubal pregnancy, 28 connectors; recovery with one death outcome.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1895;9(5):498
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P. Kister. - Ueber die Beweglichkeit der Beckengelenke und die Bedeutung Walcher's Lagerung in der Geburtshilfe (Centralbl. F. Gynäk., 1895, no. 10). On the mobility of the pelvic joints and on the application of Walcher's position in obstetrics

Kakushkin N.

Abstract

The author reminds that Walcher's idea of the mobility of the pelvic joints in pregnant women is not new: in 1881 Korsh pointed it out in his dissertation. According to the author, a large deviation of the hips back in Walcher's position is possible only partly due to the mobility in the hip joint, mainly due to the forward movement of the iliac bones, due to the mobility in the sacroiliac joints.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1895;9(5):498-499
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E. Kummer - Ueber Endresultate der Alexander'schen Operation. (Centralbl. F. Gynäk., 1895, No. 14). On the final outcomes of the Alexander's operation

Kakushkin N.

Abstract

The author made this operation 14 times, 4 - with prolapse of the uterus and 10 - with the bend of the uterus back. With prolapse of the uterus, colporaphia was simultaneously applied. In one case, there was a return, in three cases there was no return during one year, one and a half years and three years.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1895;9(5):499
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H. Löhlein.-Zur Technik der Ausschabung. (Centralbl. F. Gynäkol., 1895, No. 14). To the scraping technique

Kakushkin N.

Abstract

Werth, speaking about the restoration of the uterine mucosa after scraping, notes the unevenness of the operation on the mucous membrane in different parts of the uterine cavity.

Journal of obstetrics and women's diseases. 1895;9(5):499-500
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