The American Journal of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children, Volume 19W.A. Townsend & Adams, 1886 - Children |
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... attached to the tumor by the fibrous prolongation , was drawn , which had growing upon it a long lock of black hair smeared with unmistakable fecal matter . The position of the wound in the rectum , at the bottom of a deep and dark ...
... attached to the tumor by the fibrous prolongation , was drawn , which had growing upon it a long lock of black hair smeared with unmistakable fecal matter . The position of the wound in the rectum , at the bottom of a deep and dark ...
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... attach most import- ance ; Curtois , in his Paris thesis of 1870 , published many measurements of fontanelles in which great ... attached to this centre of ossification by Beclard as de- termining the age of a fetus at term is certainly ...
... attach most import- ance ; Curtois , in his Paris thesis of 1870 , published many measurements of fontanelles in which great ... attached to this centre of ossification by Beclard as de- termining the age of a fetus at term is certainly ...
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... attached to the fundus , and came in contact with a fibroid tumor , which almost filled the cavity of the uterus . Its attachment was broad , extending from the lower part of the body of the uterus nearly to the fundus . There was no ...
... attached to the fundus , and came in contact with a fibroid tumor , which almost filled the cavity of the uterus . Its attachment was broad , extending from the lower part of the body of the uterus nearly to the fundus . There was no ...
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... attached as it was to the side of the uterus , would have offered no impediment to the Cesa- rean section . The object sought by craniotomy was that force might be more directly applied to the child's body . The usual indications for ...
... attached as it was to the side of the uterus , would have offered no impediment to the Cesa- rean section . The object sought by craniotomy was that force might be more directly applied to the child's body . The usual indications for ...
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... attached to the uterus . He did not under- stand how it could occur under any other circumstances . DR . JONES recalled the case of a girl sixteen years of age , who had a complete procidentia from carrying a coal - scuttle up - stairs ...
... attached to the uterus . He did not under- stand how it could occur under any other circumstances . DR . JONES recalled the case of a girl sixteen years of age , who had a complete procidentia from carrying a coal - scuttle up - stairs ...
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abdominal wall abscess adhesions antiseptic appearance applied believe birth bladder blood body broad ligament carcinoma cause cells cellulitis cervix child clinical condition contraction cure curette cyst danger degeneration delivery dermoid cyst diagnosis dilatation discharge disease drainage tube dysmenorrhea EMMET enlarged entirely examination extirpation extrauterine exudation fetal fetus fibroid finger fluid follicle forceps frequently fundus gestation GYNECOLOGICAL head hemorrhage Hospital hypertrophy inches incision inflammation injections labor laceration laparotomy mass membrane menorrhagia menstruation ment method months mucous NOEGGERATH normal observed OBSTETRICAL occurred opening operation organs ovarian ovariotomy ovary ovum pain paper patient pelvic abscess performed perineum peritoneum physician placenta previa position posterior pregnancy present PRESIDENT pressure puerperal fever pyo-salpinx rectum removed reported result rupture septic side slight speaker specimen sutures symptoms Tait tampon temperature thought tion tissue traction treatment tumor uterine uterus vagina weeks woman
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Page 237 - Where the implantation is only lateral or partial, and where there is no object in hurrying the labor, bipolar version, drawing down a foot, and leaving one thigh to occlude and dilate the os, may be...
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