Cases in Midwifery
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In the third, being the present case, the head could not be felt, even when labour pains had gone on for hours, and were very strong. The membranes broke, and still I could only just feel the head at the brim of the pelvis ; but with violent pains, the head descended somewhat in an hour or two. Still I could not feel an ear, even when I introduced the whole hand into the vagina. The patient being most clamorous, I attempted to apply common short forceps, but could not succeed ; so I left, to be... out of the way for a time, and meaning to return provided with longer forceps and vectis — but on reaching the patient after an 79 hour's absence, I found the child just born and living ; proving there was neither need nor the least propriety in the use of in- struments for deUvering the patient.
Case 35.
A woman, set, 22 ; first labour ; had been 30 hours in labour ; for 12 of them, in severe strong pain. When Mr. C called me in, the pains were severe and frequent ; the head low, so that I could feel an ear — I was told it had been so placed 10 or 12 hours ; and as the soft parts were sufficiently yielding to allow of the forceps being, as I thought, safely used, I applied them, and in half an hour, delivered a living female child of good size.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the third, being the present case, the head could not be felt, even when labour pains had gone on for hours, and were very strong. The membranes broke, and still I could only just feel the head at the brim of the pelvis ; but with violent pains, the head descended somewhat in an hour or two. Still I could not feel an ear, even when I introduced the whole hand into the vagina. The patient being most clamorous, I attempted to apply common short forceps, but could not succeed ; so I left, to be... out of the way for a time, and meaning to return provided with longer forceps and vectis — but on reaching the patient after an 79 hour's absence, I found the child just born and living ; proving there was neither need nor the least propriety in the use of in- struments for deUvering the patient.
Case 35.
A woman, set, 22 ; first labour ; had been 30 hours in labour ; for 12 of them, in severe strong pain. When Mr. C called me in, the pains were severe and frequent ; the head low, so that I could feel an ear — I was told it had been so placed 10 or 12 hours ; and as the soft parts were sufficiently yielding to allow of the forceps being, as I thought, safely used, I applied them, and in half an hour, delivered a living female child of good size.
What to read after Cases in Midwifery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cross, John, 1790-1850 to read onlineMoreLess
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