Observations On Obstetric Auscultation With An Analysis of the Evidences of Pre
Observations On Obstetric Auscultation With An Analysis of the Evidences of Pre
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Although we have in a few cases ascertained, that this sign did attend what, we had reason to suppose, the period of the death of the foetus, yet it is apprehended, that it does not so commonly occur as this able author's statement would lead us to infer ; neither would it be possible, in many cases, to trace the connexion between its occurrence and the child's death. Upon how many other causes also may rigors depend, having no reference whatever to the child ? As to the sensation of coldness s...aid to be felt on examining the abdomen with the hand, this we believe to be of no avail, as we have not only tried to detect this with the hand, in cases where there was undoubted proof of the child's death, but have again and again applied the thermometer to the abdomen in such, and without detecting the slightest sensible dif- ference. With regard to the other changes and morbid states, dwelt upon as evidencing the death of the foetus, such as the sunken countenance, and dim eye, nausea, headache, foetid breath, and so forth, these have been so often met with, depending upon a variety of other causes when the child was alive, and women so often carry dead children who exhibit none of them, that it is obvious 234 PROOFS OF THE LIFE AND DEATH we can place little or no dependence, either upon their absence as proving the vitaUty, or their presence, the death of the foetus.
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Although we have in a few cases ascertained, that this sign did attend what, we had reason to suppose, the period of the death of the foetus, yet it is apprehended, that it does not so commonly occur as this able author's statement would lead us to infer ; neither would it be possible, in many cases, to trace the connexion between its occurrence and the child's death. Upon how many other causes also may rigors depend, having no reference whatever to the child ? As to the sensation of coldness s...aid to be felt on examining the abdomen with the hand, this we believe to be of no avail, as we have not only tried to detect this with the hand, in cases where there was undoubted proof of the child's death, but have again and again applied the thermometer to the abdomen in such, and without detecting the slightest sensible dif- ference. With regard to the other changes and morbid states, dwelt upon as evidencing the death of the foetus, such as the sunken countenance, and dim eye, nausea, headache, foetid breath, and so forth, these have been so often met with, depending upon a variety of other causes when the child was alive, and women so often carry dead children who exhibit none of them, that it is obvious 234 PROOFS OF THE LIFE AND DEATH we can place little or no dependence, either upon their absence as proving the vitaUty, or their presence, the death of the foetus.
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