Rhabdomyosarcoma of the Uterus

RHABDOMYOSARCOMA appears to be a very rare neoplasm in the uterus or else it has been overlooked in this country, for, apart from a brief report of one of our own, we ar0 unable to find any previously recorded case in Great Britain. Cases have been described by German writers ; one by Colomiatti * in Italy, and one in’ America by Robertsonz0, who gave a table of 14 cases collected from the literature. Three of them, however, were not certainly rhabdomyoearcomata. W e have collected 15 undoubted cases and 3 probable ones, and have added 2 recent cases of our own. One of the latter has already been briefly recorded by one of us (W. B. B.2). Our two new cases will first be described.