Gynecological And Obstetrical Monographs volume 6
Gynecological And Obstetrical Monographs volume 6
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A suspicion of an intracranial trauma should be aroused when- ever the newborn is either crying almost incessantly or is strikingly quiet, especially when he does not respond with sucking motions to a slight irritation of his lips with a finger. The absence of these symptoms immediately at birth and their progressive appearance soon afterwards must be regarded strongly suggestive of a gradually INTRACRANIAL INJURIES 63 developing intracranial hypertension. Particularly valuable for the purpose ...of diagnosis proves in this respect the observation of a gradual involvement of certain cranial nerves, chiefly facialis and oculomotorius, especially if the sequence in which new symptoms successively manifest themselves corresponds to the natural exten- sion of a hematoma downwards and backwards as determined by gravitation.
Certain special methods of examination have proved particularly valuable in the diagnosis of existing and even of only impending intracephalic lesions.
FETAL HEART SOUNDS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A suspicion of an intracranial trauma should be aroused when- ever the newborn is either crying almost incessantly or is strikingly quiet, especially when he does not respond with sucking motions to a slight irritation of his lips with a finger. The absence of these symptoms immediately at birth and their progressive appearance soon afterwards must be regarded strongly suggestive of a gradually INTRACRANIAL INJURIES 63 developing intracranial hypertension. Particularly valuable for the purpose ...of diagnosis proves in this respect the observation of a gradual involvement of certain cranial nerves, chiefly facialis and oculomotorius, especially if the sequence in which new symptoms successively manifest themselves corresponds to the natural exten- sion of a hematoma downwards and backwards as determined by gravitation.
Certain special methods of examination have proved particularly valuable in the diagnosis of existing and even of only impending intracephalic lesions.
FETAL HEART SOUNDS.
What to read after Gynecological And Obstetrical Monographs volume 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H E Falk to read onlineMoreLess
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