The Treatment of Chronic Cervicitis *Read at a Meeting of the Edinburgh Obstetrical Society, 12th January 1938.

A Case of Unruptured Tubal Pregnancy Continuing to Full Term *Read at a Meeting of the Edinburgh Obstetrical Society, 12th January 1938.

condition?inflammatory or otherwise?interfering with the passage of the ovum along the tube and into the uterus ; and (2) some anomaly in the fertilised ovum, such as early disappearance of the corona radiata, favouring its immediate embedding in the uterine tube. The commonest site in which the ovum may become implanted is the ampulla, the widest part of the tube ; and this is accompanied by a...

The Therapeutic Uses of Progesterone *Read at a meeting of the Edinburgh Obstetrical Society held on 14th December 1938.

Anatomical Variations in the Female Pelvis: Their Classification and Obstetrical Significance *Read by invitation at a special meeting of the Edinburgh Obstetrical Society, held on 26th October 1938, by H. C. Moloy.

Endometriosis as a Pathological and Clinical Problem *Read by invitation at a meeting of the Edinburgh Obstetrical Society on 9th February 1938.

may produce an accumulation of the secretions poured out during menstruation or an irritative hyperplasia of the tissue invaded, the result in either case being a gross and frequently destructive lesion of the pelvic organs. These happenings present several problems for consideration and to-night I propose to deal with three of them, the problem of terminology, the pathological problem, and the...

Some Observations on the Management of the Third Stage of Labour *Read at a meeting of the Obstetrical Society of Edinburgh on 12th February 1936.

I TRUST that a discussion on the management of the third stage of labour will not prove to be devoid of interest, for the matter is one of importance to both the parturient woman and her attendant, whether the latter be midwife or doctor. That controversy has ranged round the proper conduct of the third stage is common knowledge to all who have studied the older obstetrical works, but it may no...