Obstetrics : the theory and practice ; including the diseases of pregnancy and parturition, obstetrical operations, etc. / by P. Cazeaux ; remodelled and rearranged, with additions and revisions, by S. Tarnier.

  • Cazeaux, P. (Pierre), 1808-1862.
Date:
1885
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Credit: Obstetrics : the theory and practice ; including the diseases of pregnancy and parturition, obstetrical operations, etc. / by P. Cazeaux ; remodelled and rearranged, with additions and revisions, by S. Tarnier. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    PAGE Article III.—Diagnosis, , . 765 A. External Disciiarge, , 765 Hemorrhage from Abnormal Insertion of the Placenta, . . 766 Hemorrhage from Rupture of the Umbilical Vessels, . . 768 B. Internal Hemorrhage, 769 Article IV. — Prognosis, 770 Prognosis of External and Internal Hemorrhage, . . 770 Prognosis of Hemorrhage from Abnormal Insertion of the Placenta, 773 Article V. — Treatment, . 775 ? 1. General Therapeutic Measures, 776 12. Special Therapeutic Measures, . . . . . . 776 A. Slight Hemorrhage within the three last Months of Ges- tation 776 B. Serious Hemorrhage within the three last Months of Ges- tation 777 c. Slight Hemorrhage during Labor, .... 783 D. Serious Hemorrhage during Labor, . . . . . 783 § 3. Treatment of Hemorrhage from Abnormal Insertion of the Placenta, 785 § 4. Recapitulation of Treatment, . . . . . . . 786 CHAPTER XII. —Eclampsia 788 § 1. Causes 791 § 2. Symptoms, 796 ^3. Termination, 802 g 4, Diagnosis, 804 § 5. Prognosis, 805 g 6. Pathological Anatomy, 808 g 7. Nature, 810 I 8. Treatment 812 1. Preventive Treatment, 812 2. Curative Treatment, 814 CHAPTER XIII.—Diseases which mat Complicate Labor, . . . 824 Hemoptysis; Hematemesis, 824 Aneurismal Tumors, 825 Asthma, 825 Hernia ^ 825 Syncope, . • • 826 Exhaustion 826 Emphysema, ■ ■ . • . 827 Fracture of the Sternum, * 828 CHAPTER XIV. — Dystocia due to the Fcetal Appendages, . . 828