The Physician and pharmaceutist . cotton may some-times remain in the cavity, producing, sooner orlater, unpleasant consequences. (The retention of amedicated piece of cotton is always harmless, as it issoon expelled by the uterus. E,A.)—Bpitr. f. Gynakol. I B., IH., 1870. Dr. Am Horr, of Dubuque, Iowa, writes to us ofan Interesting case, and asks whether it be unique ornot. Will any of our readers answer the Doctorthrough our columns? He says that he hasundertreatment a case of Vesico-Vaginal Fistula, wherethe cervix and os are hidden, and the orifice is dis-tended by fibrous ban
The Physician and pharmaceutist . cotton may some-times remain in the cavity, producing, sooner orlater, unpleasant consequences. (The retention of amedicated piece of cotton is always harmless, as it issoon expelled by the uterus. E,A.)—Bpitr. f. Gynakol. I B., IH., 1870. Dr. Am Horr, of Dubuque, Iowa, writes to us ofan Interesting case, and asks whether it be unique ornot. Will any of our readers answer the Doctorthrough our columns? He says that he hasundertreatment a case of Vesico-Vaginal Fistula, wherethe cervix and os are hidden, and the orifice is dis-tended by fibrous bands ; Chat he can observe the dis-charge of the urine into the bladder, and states thatit comes from the ureters in pulsations, with regular in-tervals of from fifteen to sixteen seconds, the pelvis of thekidneys apparently contracting after tlie manner of thehearts action. To us the case is unique, and weshall be pleased to learn of a similar one on record.—Northwestern Med. and Surg. Journal, Feb., 71, DR. RICHARDSONS .A^-^^is/z S I> Xj I le-T . For fractures of the Clavicle, Scapula and Medical Becord, Nos. 80 and 103.
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