Prolapsus Vagina during Labor

Prolapsus Uteri

Pror.*^ ? ns' interposition operation for prolapse ?aentia. The principle of the Watkins' operation is based on separating the bladder from the anterior wall of the nterus and transposing its attachment to the posterior wall, so that the uterus is left in a position to support the entire bladder. Watkins performed his first operation in 1898. Several modifications, notably that of Wertheim, hav...

Removal of 26 Calculi from a Prolapsed Bladder—Prolapsus of Bladder and Vagina of 25 Years' Duration Reduced Successfully

Colopexy for Prolapsus Recti

cis1^,:!^^:0 ver* The usual primary union took p|?Ce with, lap.d and uneventful recovery and absolute cure Of the prolapse with all Us attendant misery No pain or uneasiness were ever complained of at he seat of fixation, and the bowels moved well and regularly. Technique. The patient havi.nobeen thoroughly prepared and the bowels attended to I "lake a three-inch incision in the linea alba just...

Case of Fatal Complete Irreducible Prolapsus Uteri

Kustner, in his article on Displacements of the Uterus in Veit's Handbuch der G-yncilwlogie, says : " It is very seldom that the consequences of prolapse lead to fatal diseases. In general, patients take their prolapse, even when they have completely neglected it, unpunished on into old age without being seriously distressed by it or its complications." Spiegelberg,1 however, has put on record ...

Diaphragmatic rupture during labor.

Diaphragmatic rupture during labor is uncommon and generally occurs in patients with a history of congenital diaphragmatic hernia or traumatic abdominal or chest injury. We present a case of a 41-year-old woman who presented with abdominal pain, vomiting and hypoventilation four days after a full-term home delivery. Chest radiography suggested the presence of a ruptured diaphragm, and laparotom...