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The Medical Roundup
by
Coniultant lit Medicine
Mavo Clinic
Emeritus Professor ol Medicine
Mayo cnnlc
(Register and Tribune syndicate,
1961)
4i
ECTOPIC PREGNANCY
Every so often a woman
who has missed a few periods
and who thinks she is nor
mally preg
nant will get
pain in her
pelvis with
perhaps some
bleeding from
the womb. In
a few cases
there Is urina
tion and faint
ing. Dr. H. M.
Nelson and
Dr. S. Guindi, of Detroit, re
cently pointed out that such
women ought to go immediate
ly to their physicians be
cause of the possibility that
the little fetus Is developing
in one of their tubes on the
side of the womb. Eventually,
the tube Is likely to rupture,
and then the woman bleeds
Internally - so much so, per
haps, that unless she is quick
ly operated on she will lose
her life.
In none of the 171 cases re
ported by Drs. Nelson and
Guindi had the tube yet rup
tured when the woman was
operated on. In one-quarter of
the cases, when the doctor
examined the woman he
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could feel a mass in her pel
vis. In some cases, laboratory
examination showed a decided
loss of blood. A pregnancy
test, when used, was positive
in 35 cases, and negative in
15 cases. Obviously, this test
is not always helpful. Often
the diagnosis is very difficult
to make even by an expert.
The condition may suggest a
pelvic Inflammation, an acute
appendicitis, a twisted ovarian
cyst, trouble in a fibroid tu
mor, a ruptured diverticulum
of the colon, or something
wrong with a kidney.
Whenever the physicians
were in doubt they examined
the woman under anesthesia.
Then with the abdominal wall
relaxed, a physician can feel
much more detail. Sometimes
the doctors passed a hollow
needle into the pelvic cavity
behind the womb. When the
fluid obtained was bloody, an
operation was immediately
performed.
Many parents write to say
that their boy's testicles have
not come down. Their doctor
has tried "shots" of male hor
mone (testicular extract) but
these have had no effect. Now
the question is, when should
the operation be performed
and what is it like? I always
Insist that the operation be
performed early, let us say
about the age of 10. What is
very bad Is to leave the defect
uncorrected after the lad's
swimmlng-matcs have discov
ered it,, and have started jeer
ing at him.
This Jeering at the boy's
lack of a decided sign of mas
culinity is very likely soon to
make him bitter, moody, and
retiring. He Is likely to lock
himself in his room, or to go
on long walks alone. He won't
go out with either boys or
girls. If asked if he wants to
be operated on he will say
that it means nothing to him.
but this is not true. The day
the testicles are brought
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down, the boy's temperament
changes, markedly, and he be
comes very happy.
The operation, is generally
performed in stages. First, if
the cords are long enough, the
testicles are brought down,
and each is fastened to the
inner side of the thigh. Later,
when the cords have adjusted
to the new length, the testicles
are separated from the thighs
and inserted in the scrotum
(sac).
One reason for bringing the
testicles down early is that if
they are left too long in the
abdomen, their ability to
make fertile spermatozoa may
be greatly lessened.
The word, hysterectomy,
has a fearful connotation for
many women. It shouldn't.
But a woman should know all
the psychological and physio
logical aspects of this opera
tion. Read the booklet, "Meno-
pause and Hysterectomy,
which is informative on the
operation and the menopause
period. It may be obtained by
sending 25 cents and a large,
stamped, self - addressed en
velope with your request to
Dr. Walter C. Alvarez, Dept.
MMT, The Register and Trib
une Syndicate, Box 957, Des
Moines 4, Iowa.
Human Skeleton
Found Near Bend
Bend-IUPU-A human skele
ton, believed to represent a
prehistoric burial, has been
found in a cave in the gorge
of Crooked river northeast of
here.
The skeleton, buried in dust
and dirt at the rear of the
cave in the base of a volcanic
formation, was discovered by
a Crooked river rancher.
The area, in the sheltered
river bottom, has long been
recognized as a "amolng site
for early-day Indians.
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