Hormonal treatment of menstrual abnormalities. Dückelmann (Wien. kl. W., 1927, no. 2), Vogel (Wien. kl. W., 1926, no. 47)

The author studied the effect of two drugs derived from the corpus luteum: one of them, systomenzine, is a lipoid of the corpus luteum and has hemostatic properties, especially in bleeding in the acute and subacute stages of inflammation of the appendages; the second drug, agomenzine, referred to the group of amines; it, conversely, causes blood flow to the uterus and increases its growth, and is useful in amenorrhea on the grounds of endocrine failure.