The American Journal of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children, Volume 46W.A. Townsend & Adams, 1902 |
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Page 31
... forceps to stop hemorrhage Fetus not found . Placental tissue . Enlarged tube , size of small orange . Clots washed out and drainage tube insert- ed . Tube tied with silk . In morning suddenly Under anesthetic felt taken with pain in ...
... forceps to stop hemorrhage Fetus not found . Placental tissue . Enlarged tube , size of small orange . Clots washed out and drainage tube insert- ed . Tube tied with silk . In morning suddenly Under anesthetic felt taken with pain in ...
Page 37
... Forceps applied . Pus came up with blood at first . Left tube removed . Almost died on table . Saline beneath breasts . Drainage . Extrauterine pregnancy about Re- sixth week . Ruptured tubo cov- abdominal . No free blood in ered ...
... Forceps applied . Pus came up with blood at first . Left tube removed . Almost died on table . Saline beneath breasts . Drainage . Extrauterine pregnancy about Re- sixth week . Ruptured tubo cov- abdominal . No free blood in ered ...
Page 102
... forceps and drawn forward . The antero - posterior incision is made through all the structures of the posterior vaginal fornix , except the peritoneum , and ex- tending approximately from the cervix to the rectum . By care- ful ...
... forceps and drawn forward . The antero - posterior incision is made through all the structures of the posterior vaginal fornix , except the peritoneum , and ex- tending approximately from the cervix to the rectum . By care- ful ...
Page 123
... forceps , followed immediately by laparatomy and total hysterectomy . If the child has penetrated the tear in the uterine wall and lies in a peritoneal pouch , they make no attempt to deliver by BRIEF OF CURRENT LITERATURE . 123.
... forceps , followed immediately by laparatomy and total hysterectomy . If the child has penetrated the tear in the uterine wall and lies in a peritoneal pouch , they make no attempt to deliver by BRIEF OF CURRENT LITERATURE . 123.
Page 125
... cavity . The head was against the symphysis pubis and forceps were ap- plied . The uterus was inclined to the left side and fixed by the adhesions . The good results of these cases he attributes BRIEF OF CURRENT LITERATURE . 125.
... cavity . The head was against the symphysis pubis and forceps were ap- plied . The uterus was inclined to the left side and fixed by the adhesions . The good results of these cases he attributes BRIEF OF CURRENT LITERATURE . 125.
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