V.A.Petrov. - A case of hydrosalpingitis simulating an extrauterine pregnancy. (from the Proceedings of the Physico-Medical Society in Saratov, for 1894)

Abstract

Patient 37 years old. 3 months ago I was healthy from the side of the genitals; appeared to the author with a tumor, equally elastic, oval in shape, mild, 2 fingers not reaching the navel; to the right of the tumor is an unenlarged uterus. The swelling of the breast, producing colostrum, the color of the areola and the mucous membrane of the entrance to the vagina, corresponded to the usual signs of pregnancy.

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