Case of Inversio Uteri

Case of Procidentia Uteri

In former writings on this subject, especially in the "Edinburgh Medical Journal" for January 1872, I have insisted on the purely mechanical nature of this disease; that it is like a dislocation or a hernia; that, if hypertrophy favours its production, it is by the increase of weight it implies; that, if relaxation or laceration of tissues favour its production, it is by removal or diminution o...

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 ...

Inversio-ongelmat – Matematiikkaa Ja Sen Sovelluksia

Inversio-ongelmien teoria on matematiikan ja sen sovellusten kirjossa edelleen varsin nuori tutkimusala. Yksittäisiä ongelmia on toki tutkittu kauan, ja ensimmäinen yhtenäinen osakokonaisuus lienee 1950-luvulla kehitetty Gel’fandin koulukunnan yksiulotteinen käänteinen sirontateoria. Muutaman vuosikymmenen hiljaiselon jälkeen myös moniulotteisissa inversio-ongelmissa saavutettiin läpimurtoja, j...

Case of Extra Uterine Fœtation, Connected with Retroversio Uteri

Angiomyofibroblastoma of the cervix uteri: a case report.

BACKGROUNDS Angiomyofibroblastoma (AMFB) is a rare histopathologic finding of the female lower genital tract. This tumor belongs to the group of mesenchymal tumors. Mesenchymal neoplasms of the modified genital skin and mucosa are uncommon. The majority of these lesions are seen in females and, collectively, they form a family of vulvovaginal soft tissue tumors. This family includes fibroepithe...