The American Journal of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children, Volume 5W.A. Townsend & Adams, 1873 - Children |
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Page 56
... blade before the head is pressed through the vulva , or the not infrequent error of making pressure in such cases on the instrument through the expanded , thinned , and almost transparent perinæum , with the idea of directing the ...
... blade before the head is pressed through the vulva , or the not infrequent error of making pressure in such cases on the instrument through the expanded , thinned , and almost transparent perinæum , with the idea of directing the ...
Page 172
... blade , a curved scissors , and delicate tenaculum suffice . First pierce the septum at the point indicated , then cut right and left at least half an inch each way . With the scissors the operation is easily completed , and then the ...
... blade , a curved scissors , and delicate tenaculum suffice . First pierce the septum at the point indicated , then cut right and left at least half an inch each way . With the scissors the operation is easily completed , and then the ...
Page 289
... blades of the instrument could be introduced . Fortunately the convulsions did not recur , though the patient con- tinued in a stupor until some time after she was delivered of a dead child , and with great difficulty removed to a more ...
... blades of the instrument could be introduced . Fortunately the convulsions did not recur , though the patient con- tinued in a stupor until some time after she was delivered of a dead child , and with great difficulty removed to a more ...
Page 294
... blade or clasp of the Hodge forceps , in preference to that of Davis's and others . I regard it as better adapted , in every respect , to the contour of the foetal head and parturient canal of the mother than any that has come under my ...
... blade or clasp of the Hodge forceps , in preference to that of Davis's and others . I regard it as better adapted , in every respect , to the contour of the foetal head and parturient canal of the mother than any that has come under my ...
Page 295
" openings , and no space be occupied by the blades when properly applied . The cephalic surface of the blades has a double concavity , as in Haighton's forceps , being curved , not only from one extremity to the other , but also ...
" openings , and no space be occupied by the blades when properly applied . The cephalic surface of the blades has a double concavity , as in Haighton's forceps , being curved , not only from one extremity to the other , but also ...
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Page 550 - WOMEN. BY T. GAILLARD THOMAS, MD, Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children...
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