Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from A Hand-Book of General and Operative Gynecology, Vol. 2 of 2: Operations on the Tubes, Uterus, Broad Ligaments, Round Ligaments and Vagina; Operations in Urinary Fistulae; Prolapse Operations; Operations on the Vulva and Perineum
It is only in recent times that operations on the tubes have been per formed extensively, after a proper diagnosis and with the full conscious ness of the Significance of the Operation. In November, 1876, Hegar successfully removed a tubal tumor which had been mistaken for an ovarian cyst, and in October, 1877, he removed a bilateral pyosalpinx. In November, 1877, he extirpated a bilateral hydrosalpinx, whose diagnosis had been based on the peculiar furrows and sausage Shape of the tumors.
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