A. L. Robinson. A case of twin extra-uterine pregnancy. (N. Y. Med. Journ. Iune 18, 1892). A case of extrauterine pregnancy with twins.

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F. K., 27 years old, multipara; last regulations 4 nbr. 1891; She turned to the author in mid-January 1892 with the following complaints: after the flu she had just suffered, which exhausted her extremely, vomiting appeared in the morning, which was a little constant and was not inferior to any drugs. I even had to approach the food per rectum. High weakness and debilitating sleeplessness. In view of this "status praesens" and found by the author in the patient nephritis incipiens, it was necessary to produce an artificial miscarriage. After a few days, a few small blood clots came out, but there was no bleeding.

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