Berry Hart. - On the Extra-peritoneal Form of ExtraUterine gestation. - (American Journal of Obstetrics etc., 1894, V, p. 577-593). - About the extraperitoneal form of ectopic pregnancy

A woman who considered herself pregnant, on the 3rd month (11 / I 93) developed severe pain and collapse; Dr. N., suggesting that she had an ectopic pregnancy, found her in a tolerable state and postponed the operation for another day. For tomorrow, a thorough examination indicated: a slightly enlarged uterus lay in retroversion in the left half of the pelvis, no hemorrhage was felt in the peritoneum; therefore, Hart gave up the idea of ​​a ruptured tubal pregnancy and surgery. 10 days later, a little blood appeared from the dilated uterine cervix; Hart scraped out the uterus, found pieces of a falling membrane, which he attributed to a simple miscarriage.