Tuberculous Pyosalpinx.*

Pyosalpinx

can supplement this by a short note upon 23 laparotomies for the same condition performed by me in the Rangoon General Hospital when I had charge of Major Barry's wards during his absence on leave. In my series of cases both tubes were removed 19 times?one tube 4 times, Hysterectomy was performed three times, and in one of these latter cises the appendix was removed as it was adherent in the Pe...

Pelvic Inflammatory Diseases and Pyosalpinx: Diagnosis, Pathology and Treatment

Sir D'Arcy Power used to say that there were four stages in the developmental career of a surgeon. In the first, he lost the fear of haemorrhage; in the second, he ceased to multiply operations; in the third, he acquired the moral courage to stop in the middle of an operation, when he found the condition inoperable; and there is a fourth and final stage, which he never acquired absolutely, name...

Pyosalpinx Removed by Laparotomy in the Early Puerperium

cases is not so great as to warrant us in regarding such interference as a commonplace of practice. Further, almost every case has features of its own, either in its history, its clinical manifestations, or in the details of the operation, and this, along with the fact that the diagnosis of the precise condition of things to be dealt with is not always too clear, renders the account of any case...

A case of pyosalpinx in a newborn infant.

Tuberculous radiculomyelitis (arachnoiditis) associated with tuberculous meningitis.

Abstract. A 17-year-old man who presented with progressive quadriparesis is reported. About 8 months prior to admission, he had miliary tuberculosis, and that improved with anti-tuberculous therapy. He had also developed tuberculous meningitis and tuberculous myelitis, respectively. He regularly took anti-tuberculous drugs until this illness. Neurological findings were compatible with cervical ...