First Series of Twenty-Five Cases of Completed Ovariotomy

Fourteen Cases of Completed Ovariotomy

The operation of ovariotomy not long ago was looked upon as an unwarrantable proceeding; nor need it be wondered at when we know the terrible feelings of dread with which surgeons regarded interference with the peritonseum, and the extremely exaggerated fears they had of peritonitis. Bat within the last twenty years the labours of Mr Spencer Wells, Dr Thomas Keith, etc., in this country, and of...

Cases of Ovariotomy

The First Twenty-Five Years

At the initial meeting of the AES, held in November 1927, among the resolutions passed, two were of particular significance. They were: 1. That the object of this Society be to promote the study and discussion of epidemiological problems. 2. That membership shall consist only of those active and interested in the study of epidemiology. Although the by-laws did not specify that unfinished work c...

Two Successful Cases of Ovariotomy

became irregular and painful, fiually stopping, two years after the last delivery. About a year and a half after the cessation of the menses, she perceived a tenderness in her left side, and, oil pressure with her hand, could distinguish a hai'4 lump like a cocoanut. At this time she remarked that her micturition became scanty, frequent, 1 and painful. She also suffered every now ana then from ...

[Blowout fracture of the orbit. Report of twenty-five cases].

Twenty-five cases of blowout fracture were treated at Yamaguchi University hospital between 1981 and 1984. Eighteen cases were male and seven cases were female. Chief complaints and major symptoms were diplopia, disturbance in eyeball movement and disturbance of vison. Sinus-x-ray examination by occipito-frontal view, Waters' view and occipito-frontal polytomography were recommended for precise...