The principles and practice of obstetrics / by Gunning S. Bedford.

  • Bedford, Gunning S., 1806-1870.
Date:
1863[©1861]
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Credit: The principles and practice of obstetrics / by Gunning S. Bedford. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    LECTURE XXI. Hysteria from Detective Menstruation in a widow Woman, aged twenty-nine Years, the Mother of two Children, the youngest six Years old.—Final Cessation of the Menses in a married Woman, aged forty-two Years, the Mother of five Children.— Suppression of the Menses, of two Years and four Months duration, in a married Woman, aged t\\ enty-six Years, the Mother of two Children, from Imperforate Os Tineas, the result of Inflammation.—Physometra in a married Woman, aged thirty-two Years, the Mother of seven Children.—Engorgement of the Uterus from Suppression of the Menses, resulting in Catalepsy, in a married Woman, nineteen Years of age.—Complete Occlusion of the Meatus Urinarius—Operation.—Sup- pression of the Menses, occasioned by Periodical Hemorrhoidal Bleedings.— Vicarious Menstruation.—Abscess of the Eight Labium Externum in a married Woman, twenty-two Years of age, from Difficult Parturition.—Placenta Prosvia in a Case of Twins, expelled from the Uterus after a seven Months' Gestation, with one Placenta, one Amnion and Chorion, both Cords inserted into the Placenta nearly in juxtaposition, each Foetus presenting Evidences of Incipient Hydroceph- alus, and each bearing Marks of having been Dead for two or three Weeks.— Deep Ulceration of the Cervix Uteri in a married Woman, aged thirty-one Years, the Mother of eight Children 368 LECTURE XXII. Ovarian Dropsy—Is it Curable ?—Prolapsus Ani in an Infant, five Months old— Why do Infants Cry ?—Anaemia in a married Woman, aged thirty Years, with. Incipient Anasarca, the result of Profuse Flooding during a Miscarriage, three Months since , connection between profuse losses of Blood and Intense Headache —Two Forms of Anaemia.—Frequent Desire to pass Water in a married Woman, twenty-seven Years of age, from Protracted Labor.—Hysteria, from Defective Meustruation, in a widow Woman, aged twenty-nine Years.—Sympathetic Cough in a Child, eighteen Months of age, from Intestinal Worms.—Suppression of the Menses in a married Woman, thirty-one Years of age, of nine Years' duration, from Chronic Inflammation of the Uterus—Emmenagogue Properties of Mercury. —Inversion of the Mucous Membrane of the Urethra in a married Woman, aged forty Years.—Serous Infiltration of the Labia Externa in a married Woman, aged twenty-seven Years, six Months Pregnant.—Partial Paraplegia in a married Woman, aged thirty-two Years, from Instrumental Delivery.—Strychnia. . . 381 LECTURE XXIII. Leucorrhoea—What does it Mean?—Non-Sanguineous Vaginal Discharge.—Congest- ive Dysmenorrhoea in a Girl, twenty Years of age—Varieties of Dysmenorrhoea.— Facial Hemiplegia in an Infant, ten Days old, from Instrumental Delivery.—Ab- scess in the Neck of a Child, two Years old.—Venereal Chancres in a Woman, twenty-four Years of acre.—Gestation six Months advanced, complicated with Phthisis Pulmonalis, in a married Woman, aged twenty-four Years—Does Preg- nancy exercise any Influence in Controlling either the Development or Progress of Phthisis Pulmonalis?—Granular Vaginitis in a married Woman, acred twenty- four Years, accompanied with a thick, creamy Discharge.—Excessive Punring and Convulsions in an Infant, one Month old, produced by the Mother's Milk.—Ca- tlmrtie Properties of the Colostrum.—Hypertrophy of the Nymphae in an unmar- ried Woman, a<_red twenty-seven Years, from Syphilitic Disease.—Congenital Enlargement of the Nymphae among the Boschismen Women.—Dysmenorrhoea in a married Woman, from Stricture of the Neck of the Womb. • • ■ 401