The principles and practice of midwifery : with some of the diseases of women.

  • Milne, Alexander.
Date:
1871
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Credit: The principles and practice of midwifery : with some of the diseases of women. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CHAPTER XXVII. OB.STETRIC OPERATIONS.—VII. CEPUALOTRIPSY. PAGE Various Instruments employed—Table of Measurement, Weight, and Power of Oeplialotribes—Scanzoni’.s, Baude- locque’s, Hodge’s, Braun’s, Simpson’s, and Kidd’s — Cases suitable for the Operation—Method of Operating— Limits of Application—Barne.s’ Method of Emliryotomy —Embryulcia—Evisceration—Decapitation—Method of Performance, ... ... ... ... ... ... 276 CHAPTER XXVIII. OBSTETRIC OPERATIONS.—X. SPONDYLOTO:\rT. Cases suitable for—Method of Operating—After-Treatment in Embryotomy, ... ... ... ... _ ... ... 292 CHAPTER XXIX. OBSTETRIC OPERATIONS.—XI. THE C.-ESARIAN SECTION, OR HY.STEROTOMY. Statistics—Cases suitable for—iMethod of Operating—In- struments Required—Is Procreation justifiable in Cases of E.xtreme Distortion?—Dangers of the Operation — Cases, Post-Mortem Cicsarian Section, ... ... ... 295 CHAPTER XXX. OBSTETRIC OPERATIONS.—XII. SYMPHYSEOTOMY, OR THE SIGAULTIAN SECTION. Object of the Operation—Arguments against it—Dangers of it—Vaginal Hysterotomy, ... ... ... ... 304 CHAPTER XXXI. INDUCTION OP PREMATURE LABOUR. Cases suitable for, such as Pelvic Distortion—Eatty Placenta — E.xtreme and Irrremediable Vomiting—Pelvic Tunumr.s —Dangerous Dyspnoea—Placenta Pricvia—Uricmic Con- vulsions—Irreparable Rigidity of Vagina—Strangulated Hernia, and Cancer of Uterus—Methods of Induction— Oxytoxics—Dilatation of Os—Separation of Membranes by Sound, Catheter, Bougie, or Eingcr—Scanzoni’s Plan— (lal vanism—Braun’s M cthod— K iwisch’s— I ’Ian of Lazare- witch—Puncturing the Membranes—Bougie into Uterus —Abdominal Friction—Mode of Delivery after inducing Labour, ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 306