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, Children : Side Duration of No. married or single menstrua- tion of tumour Chief symptoms. symptoms before operation. Operation ; Resul. 71 29 Sterile; R. Dilated tubes and retroversion — regular and detected during examination for dysmen- L. cause of sterility; no pain nor orrhoea discharge Excision vermiform ventro-fixation of ut’ moval of both tubes,. of small cysts righ it) 14 days later removal left ovary and rest ovary and some omei-n recurrence 1 year late j a 72 55 R. Recent haemorrhages, severe pain “For on defaecation; uterus enlarged, months” mass right fornix Wertheim’s hysterectooij cision of 6 inches ofij® recovered; died sue M months later 73 60 M. 0 children; R. menopause and 8 years L. Abdominal pains, chiefly right side; no discharge of any kind “ Some weeks” Removal of appenda >| covery; no sign of ii 11 months later 74 36 M. 75 55 M. 0 children; R. (married and 14 years) L. Menopause L. at 50 (Gonorrhoea 14 years); recently 9 months leucorrhoea; attack of acute abdominal pain 2 months; tumour in each fornix, right tumour rising into iliac fossa Hypogastric pains relieved by ^ months yellow discharge, temporarily; mass in left fornix Removal of uterus aneem ages, resection of peritt Douglas’s pouch; rrfl death from recurrence later Removal of left appif| small cysts left ovary ligament; recovery; d< ? recurrence 2 years 1 m 4 operation 76 43 M. Sterile ; regular R. Slow abdominal enlargement, and painless, marked ascites; cir- L. rhosis of liver suspected (alcoholic) 5 months Removal of appendag, ■ tube burst during erB much friable tissue esc? jB floated in the ascitic i n tube similar, smaller, covery; 3 months late 3B then patient lost sight® 77 53 M. 1 child, R. 1 abortion; and menopause L. 10 years Senile colpitis, foetid discharge, A few pelvic pains; mass right fornix months and Douglas’s pouch ; incarcera- ted umbilical epiplocele Operation for hernia; r both appendages; ri; hydrosalpinx, size recovery; recurrence c 78 49 Uncertain L. if ever pregnant; menopause 1 year Bearing down pains; difficult de- fecation ; to left of uterus fluctuating tumour size of small foetal head (burst during ex- amination) 3 months Removal of left ap> ^ tubo-ovarian cyst; epe jAS recurrence 1 year 5 p3| later; mass remov j i) pelvis ; death 3 moni I': wards