Extreme Cystic Dilatation of the Fallopian Tubes; Abdominal Section; Recovery

changing her place of abode. At 14 she had typhus fever, and was ill 5 months. Always as a child she was breathless on slight exertion, and never enjoyed, even averagely, good health. At the age of 20 she had an attack of pericarditis, and subsequently remained very anaemic. At about 22 she first experienced pain in the lower part of the abdomen and groins. This got gradually worse, but did not interfere with her occupation as a seamstress till she was aged 24. Since that time the pain has so aggravated as to prevent all attempts at work. About this time swelling of the abdomen occurred. She consulted a medical man, who recognised the existence of "two large fluctuating tumours at the sides of the