A System of Legal Medicine volume 2
A System of Legal Medicine volume 2
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But if the child is living it has natural aiul legal rights which nuist not be ignored. Tlie Koman Catholic Churcli forbids "the deliberate sacrifice of the child, even though the life of the mother may, in all prol)ability, be saved therel)y. There are certain con- tingencies in wliicli the mandate of that church wonld be disregarded, especially if the obstetrician were not of that faith. If a child were manifestly feeble or deformed, or so constituted that it coidd not accord- ing to human ju...dgment, survive, the obstetrician would be derelict if he 460 A SYSTEM OF LEGAL MEDICINE.
allowed its useless existence to jeopardize the life of its mother. But mere disproportion between the mother's pelvis and the dimensions of a li\dng and presumably normal child would not, as a rule, be a valid ex- cuse for depriving- the child of life. If the mother is already in a dying condition when the obstetrician arrives upon the scene, and the child is xdgorous in its movements and has a vigorously acting heart, the ques- tion of quickly removing it by Caesareau section becomes pertinent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But if the child is living it has natural aiul legal rights which nuist not be ignored. Tlie Koman Catholic Churcli forbids "the deliberate sacrifice of the child, even though the life of the mother may, in all prol)ability, be saved therel)y. There are certain con- tingencies in wliicli the mandate of that church wonld be disregarded, especially if the obstetrician were not of that faith. If a child were manifestly feeble or deformed, or so constituted that it coidd not accord- ing to human ju...dgment, survive, the obstetrician would be derelict if he 460 A SYSTEM OF LEGAL MEDICINE.
allowed its useless existence to jeopardize the life of its mother. But mere disproportion between the mother's pelvis and the dimensions of a li\dng and presumably normal child would not, as a rule, be a valid ex- cuse for depriving- the child of life. If the mother is already in a dying condition when the obstetrician arrives upon the scene, and the child is xdgorous in its movements and has a vigorously acting heart, the ques- tion of quickly removing it by Caesareau section becomes pertinent.
What to read after A System of Legal Medicine volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allan Mclane Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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