A Practical Treatise On Midwifery
A Practical Treatise On Midwifery
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This female recovered perfectly under my charge, and was seen shortly after by M. Mont- gomery in Paris.
Being again pregnant, Dubois was called in early, and she was delivered prematurely of a little girl, who was suckled for a short time by the mother. This case has been published by Dubois. {Bulletin de V Académie Royale de Médecine, Paris, 1840, vol. V. , p. 35, &c.
292 MECHANICAL OBSTACLES TO PARTURITION.
less the soft parts situated around the edge of the superior strait. Hence, we ought ...not to insist too much on the instrument, and after using some force, and for some time unsuccessfully, the for- ceps should be withdrawn and the head perforated.
Now in these two cases, the pelvis measuring from three to two inches and a half, if the child be dead, we should act immediately, in order to spare the mother all the dangers of a painful and long labour. In this degree of contraction, also, symphyseotomy has been recommended, but, thanks to artificial premature delivery and the invention of the cephalotribe, this operation has fallen into dis- use.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This female recovered perfectly under my charge, and was seen shortly after by M. Mont- gomery in Paris.
Being again pregnant, Dubois was called in early, and she was delivered prematurely of a little girl, who was suckled for a short time by the mother. This case has been published by Dubois. {Bulletin de V Académie Royale de Médecine, Paris, 1840, vol. V. , p. 35, &c.
292 MECHANICAL OBSTACLES TO PARTURITION.
less the soft parts situated around the edge of the superior strait. Hence, we ought ...not to insist too much on the instrument, and after using some force, and for some time unsuccessfully, the for- ceps should be withdrawn and the head perforated.
Now in these two cases, the pelvis measuring from three to two inches and a half, if the child be dead, we should act immediately, in order to spare the mother all the dangers of a painful and long labour. In this degree of contraction, also, symphyseotomy has been recommended, but, thanks to artificial premature delivery and the invention of the cephalotribe, this operation has fallen into dis- use.
What to read after A Practical Treatise On Midwifery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nicolas Charles Chailly Honor to read onlineMoreLess
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