A Fatal Case of Accidental Hæmorrhage, Partly Concealed, with Intra-Peritoneal Bleeding from Both Fallopian Tubes

Case of Accidental Hæmorrhage

patient in connexion with the Royal Maternity Hospital, and was about the fifth month of her tenth pregnancy. When he, Dr M., was called to see her, about two o'clock a.m., he found the amount of blood lost had been enormous, the whole of the mattress and the bedclothes being drenched. There was no history of injury nor fall, the only possible cause for the separation of the placenta being that...

Note on a Case of Concealed Accidental Hæmorrhage Treated by Hysterectomy 1Read 10th January 1923.

Two years ago we communicated to the Society a short report of a case of concealed accidental haemorrhage which had come under our care in the Maternity Hospital. As the condition is perhaps the most serious complication of pregnancy, and of comparative rarity, we think it right to put on record a short account of a second case which recently came under our conjoint care. This second case, thou...

A Case of Revealed Accidental Hæmorrhage

M. S. M., a Burmese female, aged 38, an eighth para in the eighth month of her pregnancy, suddenly started discharging blood at about 2-30 a.m. on the morning of 6th April, 1935. She had gone to bed the previous evening in a perfectly good state of health, and woke up suddenly at about 2-30 a.m. with a desire to micturate. On standing up blood commenced to flow from the vagina and getting alarm...

Tubal Distension and Stricture: A Cause of Intra-Peritoneal Hæmorrhage

Accidental Adhesion of Both Hands with Super Glue: A Case Report