Mature ovarian cystic teratomas are common benign ovarian neoplasm derived from germ cells. With increasing availability of ultrasound services even in developing countries, the diagnosis of benign ovarian tumour is made earlier and the size of the ovarian tumour at diagnosis is relatively small. It is unusual to find an ovarian cystic teratoma larger than 10 cm. We report a huge mature ovarian...

A woman, aged 25 years, multipara, had had diarrhoea and indigestion from the sixth month of her pregnancy; this had become much more severe after delivery. When I first saw her she had general anasarca, was extremely anaemic and so weak that she could not turn on her side iinaided. She was passing stools involuntarily and these contained unaltered food particles. She was given an intravenous i...

By R. C. MAJUMDER, m.b., Late Medical Officer, Nashipur Raj, Bhanga, District Faridpur. Mrs. Ii., a lvianomeaan iemaie, agea *t years, multipara, suffered from slight fever for two days. On the 8th November, 1930, she was found unable to speak or swallow anything. After an hour she got a severe rigor and vomiting, and the temperature rose to 104?F. A sub-assistant surgeon in charge of the local...

Vesicouterine fistula is an uncommon urogynecological fistula, typically induced following lower uterine segment cesarean section, especially emergency one. The classical clinical features of Youssef’s syndrome are cyclical hematuria, amenorrhea, and urinary continence. index case reported was a 30 year‐old multipara who had two previous sections, underwent third-time section developed incontin...

A young multipara presented with acute abdominal pain. She had history of dilatation and evacuation for a missed miscarriage 2 months back. The diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy was made on the basis of clinical presentation and laboratory investigations. Laparoscopy was performed which revealed features of invasive mole. The procedure was converted to laparotomy and hysterectomy was performed. Pa...

Blood loss during Caesarean section has been measured in 121 patients using a haemoglobin dilution method. The results have been analyzed in an attempt to determine the importance on blood loss of age, parity, previous Caesarean section, placental site, size of baby, length of operation, and surgical experience. The only statistically significant factors increasing blood loss were (a) multipara...

OBJECTIVE We report on the comparative 3-dimensional (3D) living female pelvic floor geometry in five women, comparing the volume, morphology, and integrity of the levator sling, and pelvic anatomic relationships among study subjects. METHODS Five women of varying ages, parity, continence, and prolapse status were studied. Two-dimensional (2D) imaging of the pelvic floor organs was performed ...