Abstract
The question of the treatment of miscarriage and the question of the production of a legitimate artificial miscarriage, which is closely connected with it, seems to be one of the most vital issues of modern gynecology, which are of great importance for a practitioner. In most cases, this requires a quick decisive action on the part of the doctor, and it is quite understandable why we are so interested in the question: in what way, in what way it is possible to achieve the goal most surely and faster with the least danger for the patient. As you know, the danger to a patient with miscarriage, whether it is artificial or not, lies on the one hand in bleeding, and on the other in infection; both the one and the other danger is depending on how quickly and completely the emptying of the uterus occurred. Cases of prolonged or incomplete miscarriage pose the greatest danger from both infection and blood loss.
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