ObstetricsBlanchard and Lea, 1856 - 725 pages |
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... posterior columns of the vagina . 110 In retroversion , the anterior columna becomes permanently contracted or shortened . Utero - sacral ligaments . 111 Vaginitis contracts the tube . The womb - shape and size . 112 Fig . 37. Ovaries ...
... posterior columns of the vagina . 110 In retroversion , the anterior columna becomes permanently contracted or shortened . Utero - sacral ligaments . 111 Vaginitis contracts the tube . The womb - shape and size . 112 Fig . 37. Ovaries ...
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... posterior diameter . 522 Fig . 115. Mensuration of a diameter . Fig . 116. Calliper of Baude- locque . 525 Fig . 117. Bladder below the head arrests the progress of labor . 526 Laceration of womb and vagina . Vide supplement at end for ...
... posterior diameter . 522 Fig . 115. Mensuration of a diameter . Fig . 116. Calliper of Baude- locque . 525 Fig . 117. Bladder below the head arrests the progress of labor . 526 Laceration of womb and vagina . Vide supplement at end for ...
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... posterior position . 561 Forceps in transverse head . 562 The forceps in face cases . before rotation is completed . 563 Forceps in locked head . 565 Forceps in pelvic - presentation . 569 Section of the pubis . Sigault . CHAPTER XVI ...
... posterior position . 561 Forceps in transverse head . 562 The forceps in face cases . before rotation is completed . 563 Forceps in locked head . 565 Forceps in pelvic - presentation . 569 Section of the pubis . Sigault . CHAPTER XVI ...
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... posterior limit of the brim . From the promontory there is a sort of raised line or ledge running round the pelvis , left and right , to stop at the top of the ossa pubis ( Fig . 1 ) , and because this raised line runs along both the ...
... posterior limit of the brim . From the promontory there is a sort of raised line or ledge running round the pelvis , left and right , to stop at the top of the ossa pubis ( Fig . 1 ) , and because this raised line runs along both the ...
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... posterior parts of the ilia , and a great notch on either side , between the wings of the sacrum and the ossa ischia , and which is called the sacro - sciatic notch . All this , as I before said , gives the idea of a broken basin ; but ...
... posterior parts of the ilia , and a great notch on either side , between the wings of the sacrum and the ossa ischia , and which is called the sacro - sciatic notch . All this , as I before said , gives the idea of a broken basin ; but ...
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Common terms and phrases
abdomen acetabulum appears artery backwards basin become bladder blood body bone called cause cavity cell cervix child chin chorion coccyx contraction corpus luteum decidua descends diameter dilatation discharge distended embryo endangium escape fecundation foetal foetus follicle fontanel force forceps four inches front fundus germinal germinal spot germinal vesicle gestation gland Graafian gravid half hemorrhage hymen iliac inferior strait inner ischium labia labium labor left acetabulum Let the Student ligaments lower membrane menstruation midwifery months mucous muscles nature nerves oblique occipito-frontal organ orifice ossa ovarian ovary ovulation ovulum ovum pain patient pelvis perineum peritoneum placenta plane position posterior pregnancy pubal arch pubis rectum rotation sacral sacro-iliac sacrum seen side spinous spinous process superior strait supposed surface symphysis symphysis pubis tion tissue transverse tube umbilical upper upwards uteri uterus vagina vertex presentation vesicle vessels vitellary whole woman womb women yelk
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