A System of Midwifery
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JVature and varieties of fuerperal fever. — Vitiation of the blood. — . Different species of puerperal fever. — Puerperal peritonitis. — Symptoms. — Appearances after death. — Treatment. — Uterine phlebitis. — Sy7npto?7is. — Appearances after death. — Treatment. — Indications. — False peritonitis. — Treatment. — Gastrobilious puerperal fevers, — Symptoms. — Appearances after death. — Treatment. — Contagious, or adynamic, i^u^i'peral fevers. — Symptoms. — Appearances after death. — Treatment.
In... enumerating the different species of Dystocia, we have mentioned a long list of causes, by which the process of labour might be rendered one of considerable danger either to the mother or her child ; but, for the most part, they are not of very common occurrence, those only which are of tritling import being met with most frequently. Even under the most dangerous forms of dystocia, as for instance, convulsions, and the different forms of hjBmorrhage, the danger, although great, is capable of being averted, from the mother at least, in the majority of in- stances by timely and skilful assistance; the means of treatment whicii art and experience have supplied us with, being generally capable of affording both certain and effective relief, if used according to the rules which we have given when treating of these subjects ; but we now come to a source of danger which follows the most favourable as well as unfavourable labours — which is extremely varied in its nature, fatal in its effects, and (what renders it so peculiarly formidable) by no means uncom- mon in its occurrence.
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JVature and varieties of fuerperal fever. — Vitiation of the blood. — . Different species of puerperal fever. — Puerperal peritonitis. — Symptoms. — Appearances after death. — Treatment. — Uterine phlebitis. — Sy7npto?7is. — Appearances after death. — Treatment. — Indications. — False peritonitis. — Treatment. — Gastrobilious puerperal fevers, — Symptoms. — Appearances after death. — Treatment. — Contagious, or adynamic, i^u^i'peral fevers. — Symptoms. — Appearances after death. — Treatment.
In... enumerating the different species of Dystocia, we have mentioned a long list of causes, by which the process of labour might be rendered one of considerable danger either to the mother or her child ; but, for the most part, they are not of very common occurrence, those only which are of tritling import being met with most frequently. Even under the most dangerous forms of dystocia, as for instance, convulsions, and the different forms of hjBmorrhage, the danger, although great, is capable of being averted, from the mother at least, in the majority of in- stances by timely and skilful assistance; the means of treatment whicii art and experience have supplied us with, being generally capable of affording both certain and effective relief, if used according to the rules which we have given when treating of these subjects ; but we now come to a source of danger which follows the most favourable as well as unfavourable labours — which is extremely varied in its nature, fatal in its effects, and (what renders it so peculiarly formidable) by no means uncom- mon in its occurrence.
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