Laparatomy for Rupture of the Uterus with Recovery

Rupture of Uterus with Recovery

very small rupture. , , ... , On the 16th March 1910, Jainub, a multipara, was admitted into the female department of the Civil Hospital here, with a history of having been in labour for 2-1 hours with no advance of the child. There was no collapse and no history of there having been a sudden agonising pamA , State on admission.-The patient looked well, pulse steady and good ; the abdomen was p...

Rupture of the Uterus

Rupture of the Uterus

Rupture of Uterus (Spontaneous ?)

Kabool Sheikh, Muhamadan, aged 20, was admitted into the Gay a Pilgrim Hospital on the 21st February at 10 a.m , and examined by me at 11 a.m. She was a primipara whose last menstruation was eight months ago, and who had been suffering from continuous pain in the abdomen for the last ten days. Previous history.? She is said to have been quite well w hen suddenly a severe continuous pain of a pi...

A Case of Rupture of the Uterus

BUCCAL PITOCIN as a method of induction of labour is relatively new and a large series of cases have been reported stressing the relative safety of this method of induction (Spence and Chalmers, 1964; Blair, 1964; Dillon et al, 1962; Rice and Benson, 1961). In all these series there was no rupture and only two cases of tetanic contractions of uterus. A point has been made that in "well controll...