Three cases of early tubal gestation successfully treated by abdominal section : two of the cases after, and one before, rupture of the tube / by Charles J. Cullingworth.

  • Cullingworth, Charles J. (Charles James), 1841-1908.
Date:
[1892?]
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Credit: Three cases of early tubal gestation successfully treated by abdominal section : two of the cases after, and one before, rupture of the tube / by Charles J. Cullingworth. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Repriniedfrom Vol. XX of the ‘ St. Thomas’s Hospital Reports.’] //. t. ,A7 V , AJf Vt . « - b «• THlfcEE CASES OF EARLY TUBAL GESTATION SUCCESSFULLY TBEATED BY ABDOMINAL SECTION, TWO OF THE CASES AFTER, AND ONE BEFORE, RUPTURE OF THE TUBE. By CHARLES J. CULLINGWORTH, M.D., F.R.C.P. The subject of tubal gestation has recently been sur- rounded with fresh interest by the new light thrown on its pathology. It is now known that the condition is much more common than it has hitherto been supposed to be, and that many of the lives sacrificed, from the accidents to which it is liable in all its stages, might have been saved by the timely interference that a fuller knowledge would have ensured. Its early detection is now, therefore, a matter of, in the strictest sense, vital importance, and it becomes a duty to record any cases that are likely to assist in rendering such detection easy. The three here given do not embrace all the instances of extra-uterine gestation that came under my