Excerpt from Diseases of the Ovaries, Vol. 1 of 2: Their Diagnosis and Treatment
As the year 1864 closes upon us, and we receive from Australia and Ceylon reports of the first successful cases of ovariotomy in our colonies; when we hear of a case in Russia, another in Switzerland, a third in Bavaria; when Nelaton"s example in France has been followed with remarkable success by K?berle; when Attlee and Peaslee are, with other Americans, maintaining in this branch the position of Western surgery; when the cases of Keith in Edinburgh, and Grimsdale in Liverpool, give promise of long careers of brilliant success; and when successful operations have been performed in many of our provincial hospitals, by many private practitioners both in London and the provinces, and in at least five of our metropolitan general hospitals, it is difficult, as the new year opens, to remember without some doubt as to the correctness of memory what was the position of ovariotomy in the opinion of the profession only seven years ago, when 1857 was at its close and 1858 at its dawn.
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