Puerperal fever : an inquiry into its nature and treatment, with an historical retrospect of some of the chief epidemics recorded under that name, and of the principal theories successively entertained respecting it. With notes of personal observations / a graduation thesis by Sophia Jex-Blake presented to the Medical Faculty of the University of Bern ; and accepted by the Faculty on the report of Dr. Peter Muller.

  • Jex-Blake, Sophia, 1840-1912.
Date:
1877
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    PUERPERAL EEYER AN ENQUIRY INTO ITS NATURE AND TREATMENT WITH AH HISTOEICAI, EETBOSPECT OF SOME OF THE CHIEF EPIDEMICS BECORDED UNDEB THAT NAME, AND OF THE PRINCIPAL THEORIES 80CCESSIVELT ENTERTAINED RESPECTING IT. WITH NOTES OF PERSONAL OBSERVATIONS. A GRADUATION THESIS BY ( SOPHIA JEX-BLAKE G PRESENTED TO THE MEDICAL FACULTY OF THE UNIYEESITY OF BEEN AND ACCEPTED BY THE FACULTY ON THE REPORT OF DE. PETER mULLEB Prqfcssor qf Midnnfery Gynaecology. Bern, Jan. lO^A, 1877. Prof. Quincke, M.D., Dean.