Primary cancer of the Fallopian tube : with a second series of tables of reported cases (no. 63 to no. 100) / by Alban Doran.

  • Doran, Alban H. G. (Alban Henry Griffiths), 1849-1927.
Date:
1910
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Credit: Primary cancer of the Fallopian tube : with a second series of tables of reported cases (no. 63 to no. 100) / by Alban Doran. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Age, No. married or single Children; menstrua- tion Side of tumour Chief symptoms. 63 47 5 children; R. M. catamenia regular 64 51 Menopause R. 2 years and L. 65 37 L. recently, irregular 66 49 Menopause L. 1 year 67 45 1 child R. M. menopause and L. 68 50 2 children; R. 8 years 69 41 Sterile; R. M. menorr- and hagia L. 70 46 1 child R. M. and Duration of symptoms before operation. Operation; Result. L. Crampy hypogastric pains, chiefly left side; tense elastic swelling size of man’s head in right side pelvis and Douglas’s pouch 1 year Supravaginal hysterectomyv, I appendages removed; free- abundant adhesions. Rec free from recurrence 8 ll after operation 111 4 years. Irregular mass about size of apple rose above pubes on left, behind it a fibroid connected with uterus 4 years Total abdominal hysterecejj “ right salpingectomy, oophoro-salpingectomy.” covered; recurrence in metrium 4 months later 8 years’ stomatoplasty for right hydrosalpinx, left hydrosalpinx fixed to abdominal parietes. Abdominal pains, hernia of cicatrix, irregular uterine haem- orrhages Excision in part of left | seat of a new growth, appendage appeared norm months later tumour reached umbilicus; explo: operation; nothing couli.fl done. Death 4 months 14 Dysuria, constipation, no bleed- ing ; soft tumour left side pelvis, burst during bimanual palpation Removal of a tubo-ovariarsj 1 year later, operation f :*| currence; death shortlv Hypogastric pains; bilateral abdomino-pelvic tumour, ascites Pain 1 month Removal of both appendapj Abdominal pain, sanious watery 3 months discharge; abdominal swelling Removal of both appenc metastases pelvic peritonei left side; tumour outer/ right tube; 11 days late 11 fluid in peritoneum Menorrhagia, severe; intermen- strual pain—free watery dis- charge. Mass right side pelvis, uterus displaced to left. Enema before operation caused haemor- rhage per rectum; fistulous opening detected 3 years Removal of appendages y fibroids; uterus fixed u covered over by dilutee u tube; right tube strongL 3 herent. Death 84 hours - operation; no post morte i Attack, pelvic inflammation 12 years; 1 year hypogastric pains and free discharge, watery, tea- coloured, odourless fluid ; uterus fixed; mass right fornix rising above groin, smaller mass left fornix 1 year Uterus removed by hemis with appendages. Recove u