Biomedical subjects
E C HILL
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Wound complications in gynecologic surgery. The role of surgical technique.
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Repair of vesico-vaginal fistula.
One hundred and thirteen patients with vesico-vaginal fistula were seen at the University of California Hospital from 1932 through 1959. The most common cause of fistula was trauma associated with pelvic operation, and the operation most often involved was total abdominal hysterectomy. Malignant disease of the pelvic organs was the second most common cause, while radiation therapy and obstetrical causes were next in the order of frequency. Three fistulas healed spontaneously. Twelve bladder by-pass operations were done and 54 repairs were carried out in 46 patients. Thirty-eight patients (82.6 per cent) were cured after one or more repair operations. A variety of operative approaches were used, selected in accordance with the needs of the individual case. Bladder distention postoperatively, due to a plugged catheter, was held responsible for failure of the repair in three cases, and this complication was considered preventable. Close attention to surgical technique, the recognition of bladder injury, and proper repair at the time of operation are prime factors in the prevention of vesico-vaginal fistula.
Embryology of the Mullerian duct syytem. Review of present-day theory.
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Retroperitoneal tumors in gynecology.
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Potassium permanganate ulcers of the vagina.
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Microorganisms in juice from freeze-damaged oranges of various acidities and their resistance to heat.
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Experience with the Manchester operation.
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