A case report of primary ovarian leiomyoma

Primary ovarian Leimyoma is a rare benign mesenchymal tumour usually arising from smooth muscle of walls of ovarian blood vessels. It’s mostly discovered incidentally. Here we report a case in which a 24-year-old unmarried woman presented with pain and discomfort in lower abdomen since 10 days. On further evaluation through imaging and blood works, we proceeded with surgical management. Immunohistochemistry confirmed the final diagnosis of ovarian leiomyoma. However, it’s important to keep this entity as a differential diagnosis for solid ovarian tumors.

Александръ Яворовскій. Полное выпаденіе матки и рукава. Надвлагалищная ампутація маточной шейки. Заднее и переднее искусственное зарощеніе рукава. (Medycyna,№ 23, 94)

The author demonstrated the patient before and after the completion of her operation in the Lubel Society of Physicians for the sake of the rare extraordinary size and volume of the parts that fell out. A 30-year-old unmarried woman who has never given birth is engaged in heavy physical labor, to which she attributes her real suffering. The duration of the disease is 5 years. Menstruated from the 16th year of life is always correct. Half a year ago, there were constant blood loss from the ulcerated places of the fallen out sleeves and the outer surface of the vaginal part.

Fugitive Living: Social Mobility and Domestic Space in Julia Frankau’s The Heart of a Child

This chapter examines Julia Frankau’s The Heart of a Child (1908) a novel that documents a poor orphan’s social ascent. Despite the protagonist’s experience of a range of new models of domestic life – including model dwellings, a ‘home for working girls’, and an apartment (based on the Artillery Mansions in Victoria) – she remains circumscribed at each stage by her status as an unmarried woman. This novel’s satirical engagement with slum fiction reveals that all women’s lives are shaped by domestic insecurity – even if they are shaped differently.

Introduction:The Mediation of Failed Mediation

In 1995 Binjamin Wilkomirski published a book that was to become a source of fierce controversy. Fragments: Memories of a Wartime Childhood recounts Wilkomirski’s experiences of surviving alone two concentration camps as a small Jewish child from Poland. Having lived most of his life as Bruno Dössekker, the adopted son of a Swiss couple, Wilkomirski claimed to have discovered his true identity through a long psychoanalytic process, which led to writing his story. The book quickly received popular and critical acclaim and won a number of literary prizes, including the National Jewish Book Award. What happened next is fairly well known: a 1998 newspaper article cast doubt as to the authenticity of Wilkomirski’s account, revealing instead the story of a Bruno Grosjean, the illegitimate son of an unmarried woman who had given him away for adoption in Switzerland. The book’s publisher then commissioned a historian to look into the allegations, which were consequently found to be correct. The book previously described as “achingly beautiful” and “morally important” was now declared as fake and its author a fraud. The Wilkomirski case has since figured in debates on Holocaust memory as a cautionary tale about the facility with which one can pass as a survivor— and convince a worldwide audience. The book was discontinued as memoir only later to be released in tandem with the historical study finding it false. While Wilkomirski’s memories may have been fabricated, the way they were depicted in the book is a fairly accurate description of traumatic memory. Even if the content of these memories is made- up their structure very much conforms to a psychology textbook entry on post- trauma. Evidently Wilkomirski was aware of this fact, as in the afterword to the book, he urges others in a similar situation to “cry out their own traumatic childhood memories.”

Makna Hidup pada Wanita Dewasa yang Terlambat Menikah

<p class="8AbstrakBahasaIndonesia">This research was a qualitative research regarding the meaning of life for unmarried woman. There are four components that were explored, the causes and psychological effect they experienced, coping strategy that used and the meaning of life that was owned by those women. The technique for collecting data using interview and observation sheet. The respondents was above 40 years old and unmarried. This research was supported by logotherapy theory of Victor Frankl. The meaning of life for these respondents was a kind of full life experiences that came from their suffering of being not married yet. The result of the this research showed thet the factors affecting both respondents had not get married because they want to be established before get married, dedication to their parents, and having a high standard factors. But for respondent I, study oriented factor and difficulty of married was also of factors. Both respondents enjoyed their unmarried status became they have freedom and autonomy in determining this own decision. But they have negative effect such as difficulty to fulfill their sexual need and difficulty when they got sick wothout any help from other people and feeling uncomfortable because of the norms from their religion and culture which considered unmarried woman as unlucky and incomplete as a woman. </p>

Osteitis CondensansIlii - A Rare Presentation

We presented a case of 45 years old unmarried woman who complaints of chronic low back pain and diagnosed as a case of Osteitis CondensansIlii (OCI). We are discussing this rare presentation of OCI to increase awareness among the specialty and primary care physicians, as it may be confused with other conditions like- Ankylosing Spondylitis (AS) and inflammatory arthritis. It also prevents misdiagnosis and extensive investigations that not only increase anxiety but are of little benefit.Medicine Today 2016 Vol.28(2): 89-91