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Excerpt from The Journal of Surgery, Gynecology and Obstetrics, 1907, Vol. 29
Olshausen, at the meeting of the Berlin Obstetrical and Gynecological Society, 1899, exhibited a child in good condition and over a year old, delivered from a right tubal pregnancy. The month before the meeting he had operated successfully a second time upon the mother for a left tubal pregnancy in the fifth week. (see Vent. F. Gyn., 1890, p.
Hermann (brit. Med. Jour., September 27, 1890) removed a ruptured tubal pregnancy, and three years later diagnosed an unruptured pregnancy of the opposite side. Coe furnishes a case in which there was an interval of twelve years between the two pregnancies (trans. Amer. Gyn. Soc., 1893, XVIII., p.
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