The Chicago Medical Recorder, Volume 23Medical Recorder Publishing Company, 1902 |
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... uterus from faulty innervation or maldevelopment of that organ , from pathologic distention of the pregnant uterus , the enerv- ating influences of " society , " unhygienic surroundings , partial or complete retention of the secundines ...
... uterus from faulty innervation or maldevelopment of that organ , from pathologic distention of the pregnant uterus , the enerv- ating influences of " society , " unhygienic surroundings , partial or complete retention of the secundines ...
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... uterus until " after pains ” produce separation ; the uterus firmly grasps the placenta on all sides . 3. The membranes are largely separated from the lower uterine segment ; this is due to the formation of the bag of waters in the ...
... uterus until " after pains ” produce separation ; the uterus firmly grasps the placenta on all sides . 3. The membranes are largely separated from the lower uterine segment ; this is due to the formation of the bag of waters in the ...
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... uterus renews its activities , forcing the placenta into the lower segment after a number of contractions . With the descent of the afterbirth into the lower segment four clinical signs . manifest themselves ; all these signs may be ...
... uterus renews its activities , forcing the placenta into the lower segment after a number of contractions . With the descent of the afterbirth into the lower segment four clinical signs . manifest themselves ; all these signs may be ...
Page 47
... uterus will become larger and less firmly contracted , and the cord may recede if the placenta is still adherent to the uterus , especially if the site be fundal . 5. The four signs above enumerated offer a sharp line of de- marcation ...
... uterus will become larger and less firmly contracted , and the cord may recede if the placenta is still adherent to the uterus , especially if the site be fundal . 5. The four signs above enumerated offer a sharp line of de- marcation ...
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... uterus as possible until the hand feels the beginning of a contraction ; then at the moment of greatest hardness of the organ , the four fingers behind the uterus and thumb in front compress the fundus and walls in the direction of the ...
... uterus as possible until the hand feels the beginning of a contraction ; then at the moment of greatest hardness of the organ , the four fingers behind the uterus and thumb in front compress the fundus and walls in the direction of the ...
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