Obstetric surgeryF.A. Davis Company, 1894 - 207 pages |
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... puerperal state . Lack of cleanliness ( asepsis and antisepsis ) will ruin the most expert technique , and , therefore , a thorough grounding in the fundamental laws of cleanliness as applied to obstetric work is essential to the ...
... puerperal state . Lack of cleanliness ( asepsis and antisepsis ) will ruin the most expert technique , and , therefore , a thorough grounding in the fundamental laws of cleanliness as applied to obstetric work is essential to the ...
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... puerperal state . Lack of cleanliness ( asepsis and antisepsis ) will ruin the most expert technique , and , therefore , a thorough grounding in the fundamental laws of cleanliness as applied to obstetric work is essential to the ...
... puerperal state . Lack of cleanliness ( asepsis and antisepsis ) will ruin the most expert technique , and , therefore , a thorough grounding in the fundamental laws of cleanliness as applied to obstetric work is essential to the ...
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... puerperal sepsis means faulty technique , -that is to say , one or more of the attendants are to blame . There is no shifting the responsibility on nature . Such general measures as have been noted apply with even greater force to the ...
... puerperal sepsis means faulty technique , -that is to say , one or more of the attendants are to blame . There is no shifting the responsibility on nature . Such general measures as have been noted apply with even greater force to the ...
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... puerperal cystitis has been traced to the use of this relic of pre - aseptic days . During the performance of an obstetric operation sponges should not be used . This is another article which should have no foothold in the modern lying ...
... puerperal cystitis has been traced to the use of this relic of pre - aseptic days . During the performance of an obstetric operation sponges should not be used . This is another article which should have no foothold in the modern lying ...
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... epi - phenomenon . Aseptic and elective obstetrics rob labor of its terrors and the puerperal state of well - nigh its sole risk . CHAPTER I. OBSTETRIC DYSTOCIA AND ITS DETERMINATION . A SCIENTIFIC 8 OBSTETRIC SURGERY .
... epi - phenomenon . Aseptic and elective obstetrics rob labor of its terrors and the puerperal state of well - nigh its sole risk . CHAPTER I. OBSTETRIC DYSTOCIA AND ITS DETERMINATION . A SCIENTIFIC 8 OBSTETRIC SURGERY .
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Page 185 - Sinking the fingers deeply into the abdomen as if to grasp the bladder, a hand on either side of it, a side-to-side motion is made with each hand several times. 3. The index finger of the left hand is introduced into the vagina in such a manner as to partly encircle the neck of the bladder, and the right hand grasps the left wrist so as to regulate more evenly the pressure.