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B Jarosiński

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PubMed1993

[Mechanical sterility in the female population of the Kielce province. I. Socioeconomic characteristics].

The first part of the study of 70 women with mechanical sterility analyses social and economical conditions and characteristics of menstrual cycles. It was proved that mechanical sterility was most frequent in urban population older than 25 years. Longer period of therapy before pregnancy was typical of rural population. Earlier menarche had essential effect on duration of therapy. No effect of occupation on duration of therapy was proved.

Adult↗
PubMed1993

[Vulvovaginitis in girls. I. Characteristics of the investigated population].

The group of 277 girls treated for vulvovaginitis was investigated. Any objective and subjective factors, which could effect on occurrence of this disease at girls were analysed. Over 2/3 of investigated girls were before menarche, 36.5% were 3-7 years old. Over 30% had urinary tract infections, 10%--tonsillitis. No essential effect of social and economical conditions on occurrence of vulvovaginitis at investigated population was proved.

Adolescent↗
PubMed1989

[Perinatal hysterectomy].

Cases of hysterectomy in women in labour in the years 1977-1986 were analysed retrospectively. In the total number of 16390 labours in 23 cases hysterectomy was done in the period around the labour, that is 0. 14%, which was done by caesarean section in 13 cases (0.95%). Multiparae accounted for 73.9% of cases. In 21.7% of cases labour occurred before the 36th week of pregnancy. In 70% of cases injury to the uterus was noted in women giving birth by natural ways and natural forces after earlier operations leaving scars or with endometriosis. In women after caesarean section in 70% of cases the cause of hysterectomy was infection and septic shock, and in 15.4% uterine atonia was present. Complications were related most frequently to the urinary system--ureteral and vesicovaginal fistulae (36.4%) and coverings--wound infection (45.5%). The mean time of stay of the patients in hospital was 22 days. There were no deaths.

Adolescent↗