A case of Porro surgery for a narrow osteomalacia pelvis; recovery from osteomalacia

Abstract

Having listed the indications for Porro's operation, noting the important role that osteomalacia plays among these indications and citing Fehling's statistical data in favor of the beneficial effect of Porro's operation on the cure of osteomalacia, the author cites a case of pregnancy in a VIII-giving woman with a pronounced osteomalacia. The process began from the time of the 6th pregnancy, 5 years ago; at the end of the 7th pregnancy (childbirth lasted a long time, but ended by the forces of nature), the patient could no longer walk, and by the end of the 8th pregnancy, the pelvic deformity was so strong that per vias naturales it was impossible to extract even a crushed fetus.

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