Incision of the Cervix Uteri, with Description of a New Hysterotome

There are few, if any, of the physical disabilities incidental to the sex, more productive of suffering, both in mind and body, than dysmenorrhea, especially in its more persistent forms. A large, and with the advance of civilisation, apparently, an increasing proportion of women menstruate with an amount of pain and difficulty sufficient to give a decidedly morbid character to this, the characteristic function of womanhood. Monthly recurring agony,