Dr. Cullingworth. - A case of advanced Extra-Uterine Gestation in wich a living Child was removed, the placenta left, and the Abdominal Wound entirely closed. (British med. Journ., 22 / XII 94, p. 1422). A case of extrauterine pregnancy in 8 months; extraction of a living child by gastrointestinal tract, leaving after and complete closure of the abdominal cavity

A 33-year-old, emaciated worker was sent by one doctor to the hospital with the diagnosis of an extrauterine pregnancy, 25 / ix 93. She had a previous birth 13 years ago, 3 years ago she had a 5 month miscarriage, the last regulations in April 93 she had pains in the abdomen with light bleeding; then she had morning sickness, swelling of her breasts. In August - the second attack of pain, lay for about a week in bed. Cullingworth, denying that she had an extrauterine pregnancy, kept her in the hospital until the pains soothed and for the 18th sent her home. 5 / I 94 she developed pain during labor with vomiting. The uterus was palpated not enlarged, without any discharge from her, a tumor in the abdomen with clear movements and heartbeats of the fetus. 13 / I the patient was again admitted to the hospital.