The authors give an account of their examinations with hysterography after caesarean sections and present the various arrangements of the subject in the literature. They state that the employment of a single-layered suture for the fusion of the lips of wound of the uterus gives a better result than the use of a double-layered suture. They emphasize the importance of the examination and mention the possibilities of therapy, too.
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