Successful case of Caesarian operation, and its complete recovery : with subsequent pregnancy, abortion, and fatal termination / by John Goodman.

  • Goodman, John.
Date:
1848
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Credit: Successful case of Caesarian operation, and its complete recovery : with subsequent pregnancy, abortion, and fatal termination / by John Goodman. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    ov ; for the foetus having previously escaped through a rupture re uterus during an expulsive pain, the uterus was therefore ct by the operation. There was also abundance of space in the ii'ic outlet, and no occasion for the Caesarian section at all.” ss case was therefore improperly designated. Dr. Hul], of :icliester (says Mr. Howarden), often remarked, that “this case hit never to have been published as a Caesarian operation.” mow come to the facts connected with this operation, after they 03 been obtained from the most careful research and diligent :tiny. Dr. Blundell says, “ In England, should any operation it is not very likely to remain concealed, owing to the glorious rrty of the press therefore we may expect, from details which ?) been carefully gathered, not many cases of failure, and none recovery, have escaped detection. Dr. Merriman gives a list of s in which this operation has been performed in the British tuds, which, with some additions subsequently obtained, are to Diund in the following table :—