Mutual influence of pregnancy and childbirth on the operation of shortening the round uterine ligaments and vice versa

On the basis of theoretical considerations and conclusions from his own extensive practice, the author refutes the opinion shared by many gynecologists that the operation of shortening the round ligaments disrupts the normal course of the subsequent pregnancy, causing a miscarriage, or if pregnancy reaches the end of childbirth and in exceptional cases are again distended, and the uterus is again displaced posteriorly, as it was before the operation. According to the author, both are delusions based on theoretical considerations, and not on experience data.