Dr. Alexander Chaplitskiy. To improve the chronic uterine inversion. (Przeglad chirurgiczny, volume II, book 1, 1894)

Abstract

A 22-year-old married woman, tall, terribly emaciated, was completely healthy before her marriage. She always menstruated correctly, after 4 weeks. The pregnancy went completely right. On April 8, 1885, labor began. For the sake of increased pain, the village grandmother advised the woman in labor to walk around the room. The fetus was born suddenly, in the position of the woman in labor on her knees and fell to the floor, after which the pseudo-midwife, grabbing the umbilical cord, quickly pulled it out, and the postpartum woman fainted.

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