Obstetrics: the science and the artBlanchard and Lea, 1852 - 759 стор. |
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Сторінка 529 - Labour may be dispatched, (on the least Difficulty) with fewer Pains, and sooner, to the great Advantage, and Without Danger, both of Woman and Child. If therefore the use of Hooks by Physicians and Chirurgeons, be condemned, (without thereto necessitated through some monstrous Birth) we can much less approve of a Midwife's using them, as some here in England boast they do ; which rash Presumption in France, would call them in Question for their Lives.
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Сторінка 529 - In the seventeenth chapter of the second book, my author justifies the fastening hooks in the head of a child that comes right, and yet because of some difficulty or disproportion cannot pass; which I confess has been, and is yet the practice of the most expert artists in midwifery, not only in England, but throughout Europe, and has much...
Сторінка 351 - ... uterus extending as high as the navel. The cause of Her Royal Highness's death is certainly somewhat obscure ; the symptoms were such as attend death from hemorrhage, but the loss of blood did not appear to be sufficient to account for a fatal issue. It is possible that the effusion into the pericardium took place earlier than what was supposed, and it does not seem to me to be quite certain that this might not be the cause. As far as I c;m judge, the labour could not have been better managed.