Pudendal hæmatocele

Preparation of Pelvic Hæmatocele

ward in the Infirmary. The patient, a quadroon, set. 21, paella publica, had had a child nine months previously to her admission, which only lived three hours. She had been syphilitic for several years. Menstruation was irregular; but she had missed her period so distinctly four months before admission that she thought she might be again pregnant. She had, however, irregular discharges of blood...

Case of Hæmatocele of the Spermatic Cord

Ey F. W. Hodder, M.B., M.H C.S., Eng. Surgeon, Detachment 45th Regiment. The follcwing case of " llsematocele of the Spermatic Cord" 5s interesting both 011 account of its rarity, and from the blood having become completely absorbed :? A private of the Detachment 45th Regiment at Port Blair, of 15 years' service, and who has not lead a steady life, whilst carrying a grindstone down a hill, on A...

Pudendal Myxoma

varieties as the caruncle at the orifice of urethra, various forms of specific swellings (warty or gummatous in nature), lipomata, fibromata, and carcinomata, it is rare to meet with a tumour in this situation of a purely myxomatous type. I desire, therefore, to place on record the following case. The patient, a Jewess, age 16, came to see me in May, complaining of a growth in the privates acco...

Pudendal Nerve Compression Syndrome

The pudendal nerve primarily innervates the perineum. This nerve can be gradually stretched and damaged by vaginal deliveries (esp. traumatic births), prolapse of pelvic organs and by pelvic floor descent. This leads to unior bilateral pudendal nerve damage. A direct lesion of the pudendal nerve is rare as it lies deep in the pelvis and is well protected by the pelvic ring. It can be injured ho...

Pelvic Hæmatocele from Rupture of a Blood Cyst of Ovary