Successful term pregnancy after B-Lynch compression suture in a previous pregnancy on account of massive primary postpartum hemorrhage.

A case is presented of a successful term pregnancy in a 28-year-old secundipara after previous Misgav-Ladach cesarean section and B-Lynch compression suture on account of massive postpartal hemorrhage caused by uterine atony. On account of dystocia and relative cephalopelvic disproportion, secondary repeated cesarean section was performed; she gave birth to a live child 3,900 g/52 cm, Apgar score 9/10, with a regular neonatal course. During the repeated cesarean section, thin laces of connective tissue were found along the sutures placed on the uterus during the previous B-Lynch operation.

[Early and late results after surgical treatment for pulmonic stenosis with intact ventricular septum (author's transl)].

From 1958 to 1975, 309 pts. were operated on for pulmonic stenosis (PSt) with intact ventricular septum. The lesion was of the isolated valvular type in 81,5%, of the infundibular type in 9,1%, and of the combined type in 9,4%.

[Cervical pregnancy].

Cervical pregnancy is still a diagnostic and therapeutic problem. What is important in its treatment is to preserve women's fertility but very often more radical surgical interventions cannot be avoided. Two cases of cervical pregnancy are presented.