Differential recognition of echinococcus and other pouch formations of the female genital area

Cystoid tumors of the abdominal cavity, developed in one or another part of the female genital apparatus, sometimes give such a peculiar topographic relationship to the surrounding adjacent organs and present such pathological, anatomical, physical and chemical properties that seriously hinder the statement. Without dwelling on the generally known signs of mosquito tumors of the abdominal cavity in general, and in particular, on the distinctive signs of single-chamber and multi-cavity cysts, ovarian, parovarial and intraligamentary, I will allow myself to go directly to the question of interest to us.