Acute infringement of the prolapsed uterus and vagina

Abstracts. Review of Obstetric and Gynecological literature: English.
I. Baldy .— (Philadelphia). - Acute Strangulation of prolapsed Uterus and Vagina. - (The American Journal of Obstetrics etc, 1898, February, p. 230). - Acute strangulation of the prolapsed uterus and vagina.
II. Bejea. - Acute Septic Infection and Strangulation of a Completely prolapsed Uterus; Vaginal Hysterectomy; Death.— (Ibidem, p. 231) .— Acute septic infection and impingement of the prolapsed uterus; vaginal izтельнchenіe with a fatal outcome.
III. Bejea and Baldy. — Cases of Acute Strangulation of prolapsed Uterus et Vagina .— (Ibidem, p. 247). — 0 same.
I. Baldy describes prolapse of the uterus and vagina in a 70-year-old old woman who suffered from this for 10 years: the adjustment made during examination could not be maintained, even when lying on the back; there was an ulcer on the cervix in the g dollar. She did not agree to the operation. When the old woman came to V. after 10 days, due to the severity of the pains, the parts that fell out turned out to be severely swollen, the ulceration spread up to half of the uterus, and the general condition became very bad.