A broodmare showed mild signs of abdominal discomfort and anemia after normal delivery. Ultrasonographic examination revealed a massive hematoma within the broad ligament adjacent to the uterine horn. Internal bleeding into the peritoneal cavity (hemoabdomen) was not seen. Following treatment, the clinical signs improved. Hemorrhage caused by rupture of the arteries within the broad ligament of...

Castleman’s disease is an uncommon disease with poorly understood etiopathogenesis. It was described by Benjamin Castleman in 1954. It commonly occurs in the mediastinal nodes. Virtually any lymphnodal area can be affected. Extranodal involvement is rare and occurs in the lung, pancreas, breast, adrenals, and muscle. Castleman’s disease rarely occurs in the pelvic cavity and only 18 such cases ...

inann (Monatschriftj. Geburtsh.n. Gyniik., February 181)5) believes that there is 110 truth in the current theory that papillomatous cysts of the ovary and broad ligaments are developed from the parovarium. He goes further than Whitridge Williams, who has stated his opinion that these cysts are sometimes developed from elements belonging to the Fallopian tube itself. Williams has detected tube-...

By C. H. Joubert, m. b., Lond,, f.r.c.s., Obstetric Physician, Medical College, Calcutta. During the year 1891, thirty abdominal operations were performed by me at the Eden Hospital of the following nature:? Ovariotomy including parovarian cysts 15 cases. 1 death. Hemorrhagic broad ligament cyst, probably a gestation cyst ... l case. 1 death. Removal of diseased uterine appendage 5 cases. 1 dea...