Emil Knauer. - A case of a uterine cyst. - (Ibid., No. 19)

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Citing a fairly detailed review of the literature on this issue, the author comes to the conclusion that cysts in the uterus can be of two kinds: either as a retention formation from the glands of the uterine mucosa, or the remnants of the Wolf's ducts develop. In addition, similar formations were observed with a double uterine cavity, if atresia was present in one half and fluid accumulated in it (hydrometra or haematometra).

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