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Excerpt from The Origin and Treatment of Pus Accumulations in the Female PelvisIn the treatment of pus accumulations following a pelvic cellulitis, the indica tions all point to an early outlet for the ¿uid. Drainage is the one important method, and this may be secured by aspiration, by free incision through the vagina and in rare cases by Opening the abdomen, breaking up the abscess cavi ties, and free drainage through the wound, or by making...
Excerpt from The Origin and Treatment of Pus Accumulations in the Female PelvisIn the treatment of pus accumulations following a pelvic cellulitis, the indica tions all point to an early outlet for the ¿uid. Drainage is the one important method, and this may be secured by aspiration, by free incision through the vagina and in rare cases by Opening the abdomen, breaking up the abscess cavi ties, and free drainage through the wound, or by making...
Thomas Almond Ashby (1848-1916) was an American author. He was listed as a physician in Baltimore. Ashby was also known for teaching at the University of Maryland as well as helping to establish the Women's Medical College of Baltimore, the first institution for the medical education of women in the South. Ashby also helped to found the Maryland Medical Journal of which he served as editor until 1888. He wrote several books including a gynecol...
