Vol 12, No 7-8 (1898)

Mrs C., 26 years old, only began walking in the sixth year. As a child, although she did not squeal, she was always a weak child. The first blood appeared at the age of 12 and was always correct; at 19 she got married and immediately got pregnant. After 46 hours of unsuccessful effort, she had a perforation at her educational home, with a high standing head.

If medical science has found in aseptic and antiseptic a reliable means for preventing puerperal and postoperative peritonitis, then with this brilliant conquest of science our task has not yet been fully exhausted in full, because the female genital sphere concludes, in pathological cases, in itself some condition for the emergence of this terrible suffering. 

PROTOCOL No. 4 of the Obstetric and Gynecological Communtiy in St. Petersburg, dated April 23rd, 1898, chaired by D.O. Ott.

PROTOCOL No. 92 of the Obstetric and Gynecological Community in Kiev. Meeting on September 30, 1897. Chaired by prof. G.E. Rein and prof. L.A. Malinovskiy.

MOSCOW GYNECOLOGICAL COMMUNITY. Meeting on April 22, 1898.

The interest of this case is in the publication of an unsuccessful, fatal outcome that occurred at the operating table.

In connection with Dr Soyo's presentation of the drug for a 40-year-old woman's uterus, Soyo said that the patient, who was perfectly healthy before that, had uterine bleeding the next 8 months and bleeding whites in the intervals.

The cases of Spondylolisthesis are very important in the midwifery relationship; since their origin is the same for sick people of both sexes, I also refer to the following case observed in a young person.

Dobbin, a professor of obstetrics at one of the best American universities, Johns Hopkins, in Baltimore, measured 350 women who gave birth last year at his clinic.

The interest of this case lies precisely in the fact that the ulcer worsened greatly with the approach of the regulation, which the young woman had very meager, sometimes only for several hours, and with the termination of their ulcer improved.

In the postpartum woman, 36 hours after delivery, the temperature rose to 40.5 ° and the pulse to 144.

A 36-year-old woman who had undergone an ovariotomy 3 years ago, fell long afterwards, hitting the left buttock area on the pavement ledge; the pain from the bruise lasted a few days. After 4 months, her pain on the left side again appeared, taking her for ischias, it took a long time to heal, but unsuccessfully.

Woman 27 years old, first-pregnant, the last regulation in June 97, in November she had difficulty urinating, so that 2 times she had to release urine with a catheter; internal research was not done at the same time. Until February 1898, nothing bothered the pregnant woman; renewed pain forced her to go to a doctor who, finding her condition very serious, sent her to the hospital.

The author considers the former endometritis to be the cause of the increment, in first-born women in the form of dysmenorrhea membranacea. The danger of leaving the placenta - bleeding and septic infection, occurring both after a miscarriage and after urgent delivery.

The operation of suturing perineal ruptures consisted of suturing some torn skin flaps; then the muscles began to connect; now, by the example of Emmet, the pelvic fascias are also sutured. The anatomical basis of this operation is insufficiently clarified in most textbooks.

Cr. reported the histories of three patients who presented typical signs of the following. form of catarrh of the uterus: 1) with muco-purulent corrosive separation; 2) with a secret, painted in bloody color; 3) with profuse bloody discharge.

Whether neuritis occurs in a pregnant woman or in a postpartum woman is the reason for his poisoning of the body. The author draws attention to the difference between this suffering and the aftermath of alcoholism, from local damage to the nerves, caused by traumatism of childbirth on the plexus sacralis, or by scattered septic foci in postnatal inflammation.

The course and manifestation of the postpartum process is so diverse that until now it has not been possible to create a classification of diseases of parturient women, which could be summed up in all cases of childbirth fever.