From the Department of Obstetrics and Gyne-cology, Baylor University College of Medicine,
and Jefferson Davis Hospital, Houston, Tex. made of two cases of particular interest. The …

N 1952 Collins and associates reported 7| cases of recurrent pelvic inflammatory disease
treated on the Tulane Gynecology Service at Charity Hospital, New Orleans. He stated that …

Although the incidence of resistant pelvic infections has been decreased, they are still a
problem in spite of adequate antibiotic therapy. A new approach to such cases, in the …

Attent ro N has been focused in the past decade on the use of corticosteroids in gynecologic
problems. The anti-inflammatory hormonal, and metabolic properties of the drug give it wide …

The introduction of antibiotics has reduced the extent and severity of the pelvic inflammatory
diseases. However, there are occasions when the offending organisms buried in granulation …

4. Tuberculous lesions were, for the time being, not accepted for treatment. 5. Several
patients who turned out to be psychopaths and who were successfully treated are not …

The author gratefully acknowledges the sincere interest of Drs. Harry Aranow and Milton J.
Goodfriend, during the course of these studies. ln addition, the splendid cooneration of the …

Results Twenty cases of resistant gonorrhea1 cervicitis and recurrent salpingitis were
completely cured. Ten of these have been followed over three to six years. In this group we …

Sixty-two women were randomized in a double-blind fashion to receive one of two antibiotic
regimens for the treatment of clinically diagnosed pelvic inflammatory disease. Thirty of. 31 …

We studied fecundity and late sequelae of 39 women who had laparoscopic and
microbiological sampling-proven acute pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) treated with the …