The influence of posture on women in gynecic and obstetric practice / by J.H. Aveling.

  • Aveling, J. H. (James Hobson), 1828-1892.
Date:
1878
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Credit: The influence of posture on women in gynecic and obstetric practice / by J.H. Aveling. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    PAGE 27. Anomalies of Urination 147 (a.) Obstructed Urination 147 (a.) Urethral 147 (fi.) Vesical (£.) Frequent Urination 149 (<:.) Painful Urination 149 28. Defecation J49 29. Anomalies of Defecation ^5° (a.) Obstructed Defecation 15° (b.) Frequent Defecation 15° (c.) Painful Defecation . . . . • • I5I CHAPTER V. Posture as Indicating Abnormal Conditions of the Pelvic Organs . 152 1. To Relax Muscular Tension 153 2. To Insure Rest 153 3. To Prevent External Pressure 154 4. To Effect External Pressure . . . . . 154 5. To Remove Hypostatic Hyperemy 155 6. To Rectify Displacements . . . . . • J55 7. To Maintain Corporeal Equilibrium . . . .156 CHAPTER VI. Posture in Gynecic Examinations and Operations . 157 1. The Vulva 157 (a.) Examinations 157 (/>.) Operations 158 2. The Perineum . . . . . . . .158 (a.) Examinations . . . . . . -158 {b.) Operations 158 3. The Urethra 158 (a.) Examinations . . . . . • -158 (b.) Operations . . . . . . . .158 4. The Bladdet 159 (a.) Examinations . 159 (b.) Operations . . . . . . . i59