Transactions
Transactions
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Dr. Hicks instanced a case which occurred to him recently, in .which the long forceps failed to bring the head through the brim, but where, by version, the child was delivered after some detention, its heart pulsating for an hour and a half after, inflation of the lungs being continued till it ceased. In this case the forceps failed.
Turning gave the child a chance, to say the least, of life, which the only other treatment left — namely, perforation— could not.
Dr. G-rally Hewitt had an observa...tion to make with reference to the difficulty the author of the paper had alluded to of effecting the transit of the body of the foetus, after turning, where only one foot had been brought down. He believed that the difficulty in question was not confined to cases in which the head had originally presented, as the author seemed to infer was supposed to be the IN CASES OF DISPROPORTION. 189 case ; and that, on the contrary, the same difficulty was found in other cases — in transverse presentations, e.g.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dr. Hicks instanced a case which occurred to him recently, in .which the long forceps failed to bring the head through the brim, but where, by version, the child was delivered after some detention, its heart pulsating for an hour and a half after, inflation of the lungs being continued till it ceased. In this case the forceps failed.
Turning gave the child a chance, to say the least, of life, which the only other treatment left — namely, perforation— could not.
Dr. G-rally Hewitt had an observa...tion to make with reference to the difficulty the author of the paper had alluded to of effecting the transit of the body of the foetus, after turning, where only one foot had been brought down. He believed that the difficulty in question was not confined to cases in which the head had originally presented, as the author seemed to infer was supposed to be the IN CASES OF DISPROPORTION. 189 case ; and that, on the contrary, the same difficulty was found in other cases — in transverse presentations, e.g.
What to read after Transactions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Obstetrical Society of London to read onlineMoreLess
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