Pregnancy in a Septate Uterus Treated by Abdominal Hysterectomy Five Months after the Death of Fœtus at Full Term

Pregnancy with Diabetes Mellitus and Corpulence: Death of Fœtus in Utero at Full Term

nine turns upon itself. The foetus showed signs of partial maceration and commencing decomposition. Here and there the epidermis was raised into blebs of some size, but the greater part of it was detached from the cutis vera, large flakes being held by small tags. The sublyiug true skin had a purplish red hue. The whole body was devoid of the natural elasticity of a new-born babe. The head was ...

Term Pregnancy in a Patient with Septate Uterus: Incidental Finding at Caesarean Section

Mullerian duct anomalies are the most common congenital anomalies of the reproductive system and septate uterus is the most frequently diagnosed Müllerian anomaly. The true incidence of Mullerian duct anomalies is difficult to state because some cases may be asymptomatic and there are pitfalls associated with various diagnostic methods. This is a case report of a 17-year-old primigravida with s...

Extra-Uterine Pregnancy with a Full-Term Live Fœtus

Fœtus Which Remained in Utero Three Months after Its Death

A Case of Full-Term Abdominal Pregnancy

3 months and vaginal bleeding following amenorrhea of 3 months' duration and later again after six months. The patient had been married 6 years and had no pregnancy previously. Periods were regular before the last in December 1946. Following this she had amenorrhea for 3 months with usual symptoms of pregnancy (morning sickness, vomiting and frequency of micturition, etc.). Suddenly one day she...