Introduction to the practice of midwifery. Part the fisrt [sic] / By Thomas Denman.

  • Thomas Denman
Date:
1782
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Credit: Introduction to the practice of midwifery. Part the fisrt [sic] / By Thomas Denman. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CHAPTER L SECTION I. On the Pelvis, The anatomical and phyliological knowledge of the whole body, may, on various occafions» be applied with advantage in the pra&ice of mid- wifery, but that of the parts concerned in partu- rition is abfolutely neceflary. In the confidera- tion of every fubjedl there muft however be fom£ point of commencement, and as there is a pro- priety in the method purfued by fyftematic wri- ters, I fhall give a defeription of the ftrutture, lituation, connection, ufe, and difeafes of thefe parts, beginning with the pelvis, which is of great importance, on account of the dire£t influence which it has upon labours, and becaufe it may be efteemed a foundation on which all the other parts are fuftained. B The
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