Report of the work done in the Babies' Class from October 1, 1914,

to September 30, 1915

Report of the work of the First Division of the Hospital, A

Rupture of the uterus, report of a case of spontaneous

Ruptured, pelves, a report on four cases of -

Sarcomatous tissue in vitro, the cultivation of human

Scopolamine-narcophin seminarcosis in labor

Septicemia in an infant, note on a case of Bacills Mucosus

Capsulatus

Sepsis, a case of B. Aerogenes Capsulatus

Spina bifida in the new-born

Syphilis in mother and infant

Uterine displacements, the effect on subsequent labors of opera-

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PUBLISHED BY DIRECTION OF THE MEDICAL BOARD

EDITED BY GEO. W. KOSMAK, M. D.

NEW YORK

LYING-IN HOSPITAL PRESS

CONTENTS.

Editorial.

A Report of all Abdominal Cesarean Operations Performed in the

Service of the Lying-In Hospital. By Asa B. Davis, M.D.

The Cultivation of Human Tissue in Vitro. By Joseph R. Losee,

M.D., and Albert H. Ebeling.

The Cultivation of Human Sarcomatous Tissue in Vitro. By

Joseph R. Losee, M.D., and Albert H. Ebeling.

Scopolamine-Narcophin Seminarcosis in Labor. By James A.

Harrar, M.D., and Ross McPherson, M.D. -

A Report on Two Cases of Appendicitis Complicating Pregnancy.

By James W. Markoe, M.D.

The Effect on Subsequent Labors of Operations for Uterine Dis-

placements. By Geo. W. Kosmak, M.D.

Treatment and End Results of Birth Fracture of the Femur. By

Edward D. Truesdell, M.D.

Fetal Osteochondritis. By J. R. Losee, M.D.

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Report of the Work Done in the Babies' Class from October 1, 1913

to September 30, 1914. By Emelyn L. Coolidge, M.D.

Note on a Case of Bacillus Mucosus Capsulatus Septicemia in an

Infant. By J. R. Losee, M.D.

Preliminary Report of a Case of Extraperitonial Cesarean Section.

By J. W. Markoe, M.D.

Bibliography of Obstetrical Literature.

NOTE. Each number of the "Bulletin" will be designated by the date of actual

issue.

A volume as heretofore, will comprise four numbers.

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BONE. WITH LUETIC LESION (C) AT EPIPHYSEAL JUNCTION: (A)

EPIPHYSIS: (B) DIAPHYSIS. LOWER FIGURE SHOWS NORMAL BONE WITH

EPIPHYSEAL LINE AT (D).