Denver Medical Times: Utah Medical Journal. Nevada Medicine, Volume 9s.l., 1889 - Medicine |
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... hemorrhage is preceded by intense pain , until the os being thoroughly dilated , the ovum is expelled and the pain ceases . In many cases the hemorrhage is very pro- fuse , and its long continuance and excessive amount forms one of the ...
... hemorrhage is preceded by intense pain , until the os being thoroughly dilated , the ovum is expelled and the pain ceases . In many cases the hemorrhage is very pro- fuse , and its long continuance and excessive amount forms one of the ...
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... hemorrhage may be very alarm- ing , but that is all the more reason for going ahead boldly and completing the operation , for then the hemorrhage will usually subside . DR . WICKS : I am sorry I was absent during the reading of the ...
... hemorrhage may be very alarm- ing , but that is all the more reason for going ahead boldly and completing the operation , for then the hemorrhage will usually subside . DR . WICKS : I am sorry I was absent during the reading of the ...
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... hemorrhage . You may leave nature to expand the cervix and complete labor . " Dr. Barns claims this method gives 33 per cent . of children born alive , also a larger per cent . of mothers saved than by any other . Simpson reports 141 ...
... hemorrhage . You may leave nature to expand the cervix and complete labor . " Dr. Barns claims this method gives 33 per cent . of children born alive , also a larger per cent . of mothers saved than by any other . Simpson reports 141 ...
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