On the issue of malignant uterine mucosal enlargements

In the summer of 1896, I had to expel the uterus twice through the vagina due to cancer of the mucous membrane of her body. Both of these cases are of known interest because 1) cancer of the uterus, as far as I know, is considered, in contrast to cervical cancer, a phenomenon that is far from frequent; 2) both patients are young and 3) the development of the disease occurred, as they say, "in front of the eyes."