Essays on hysterectomy / by J. Bland-Sutton.

  • Bland-Sutton, John, Sir, 1855-1936.
Date:
1905
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Credit: Essays on hysterectomy / by J. Bland-Sutton. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    do a hard day’s work. Letter from medical attendant, March 31st, 1905. Case 88.—A married woman, aged 46 years. Fibroids; three of very large size, and one impacted in the pelvis; November 14th, 1904. “ My wife is better now than she has been for years.” Letter, March 6th, 1905. Case 89.—A married woman, aged 33 years. Fibrosis; persistent bleeding; November 14th, 1904. Good report from the patient, March 31, 1905. Case 90.—A married woman, aged 37 years. Fibroids; menorrhagia; marked anaemia; November 21st, 1904. “ My health is better than I have ever had it.” Letter from patient March 3rd, 1905. Case 91.—A married woman, aged 69 years. Fibroids; dangerous bleeding; diabetes; sugar ten grains to the ounce ; cancer of the body of the uterus ; November 28th, 1904. Her medical attendant writes, April 4th, 1905, that the patient “is wonderfully well.” Case 92.—A married woman, aged 30 years. Fibroids; profuse menorrhagia; marked anmmia; November 28th, 1904. The patient made an excellent convalescence. Case 93.—An unmarried woman, aged 52 years. Fibroids; pain and menorrhagia; December 5th, 1904. The patient has resumed her work as a nurse in a county asylum, and is very well. Letter, March 28th, 1905. Case 94.—A married woman, aged 37 years. Septic uterus ; active bilateral salpingitis ; total hysterectomy; December 5th, 1904. In good health, May, 1905. Personal visit to the hospital.