A Text-Book of Legal Medicine
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Various puncturing appliances, such as stillettes, probes, trocars, knitting-needles (on the authority of a New Hamp- shire doctor), goose-quills, pieces of whalebone, wire, umbrella ribs, tooth-picks, crochet needles, hair-pins, sharpened twigs, and sticks are in this class. Even skewers, curtain rods, and shears have appeared as witnesses. Various kinds of tents and bougies are in the list.
Elastic male catheters have a right of way before all other means, and the usual method of performance ...by abortionists consists in the introduction of an elastic catheter within the womb and permitting it to stay there. The hand alone, or the arm, is sometimes sufficient. Galvanism with special appa- ratus is sometimes resorted to ; and syringes and injections are common.
Van de Warker asserts that an injection of water into the uterine cavity is a most common procedure in America; while puncture of the membranes is more generally resorted to in France. Sometimes a careful surgical character is given to the act ; a speculum exposes the way for the sound or the uterine dilator, and antiseptic precautions save from disaster.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Various puncturing appliances, such as stillettes, probes, trocars, knitting-needles (on the authority of a New Hamp- shire doctor), goose-quills, pieces of whalebone, wire, umbrella ribs, tooth-picks, crochet needles, hair-pins, sharpened twigs, and sticks are in this class. Even skewers, curtain rods, and shears have appeared as witnesses. Various kinds of tents and bougies are in the list.
Elastic male catheters have a right of way before all other means, and the usual method of performance ...by abortionists consists in the introduction of an elastic catheter within the womb and permitting it to stay there. The hand alone, or the arm, is sometimes sufficient. Galvanism with special appa- ratus is sometimes resorted to ; and syringes and injections are common.
Van de Warker asserts that an injection of water into the uterine cavity is a most common procedure in America; while puncture of the membranes is more generally resorted to in France. Sometimes a careful surgical character is given to the act ; a speculum exposes the way for the sound or the uterine dilator, and antiseptic precautions save from disaster.
What to read after A Text-Book of Legal Medicine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Draper, Frank Winthrop, 1843-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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