The Anatomy of the Gravid Uterus. With Practical Inferences Relative to Pregnancy And Labour
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But, when we attempt to introduce the hand into the uterus, in order to turn, in the intervals betwixt the pains, we find fome difficulty, from the contraftion ©f the OS uteri. But, whenever the paroxyfm begins, we can eafily introduce the hand beyond it. When the hand is fairly in the uterus, we frequently think, that, during a pain, we feel the os uteri contradl round the arm ; but it is a miftake. It is only the lower part of the uterus, or its diftended cervix, which is thus contrafting mor...e than the reft, with a view to make the greater impreffion on the head, and pufh it farther down. The fundus, I believe, contrafts moft at firft, to pufh the child farther down ; but, afterwards, the lower part feems to aft rather more than the upper, in order to produce a greater effeft on the head.
from engaging* immediately in the pelvis.
It is, therefore, at this time, higher up than after the membranes burft, and cannot be felt diftindlly even during the abfence of pain *.
* Until the membranes burft, there is feldom any ab- lolute neceflity for examination ; becaufe the prefentation may be better afcertained immediately after the difcharge, and may then be eafily enough changed, if it be requilite ; but if the accoucheur be inclined to examine, he ought to do it during the interval of pain, when the membranes are not tenfe, otherwife he will rupture them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, when we attempt to introduce the hand into the uterus, in order to turn, in the intervals betwixt the pains, we find fome difficulty, from the contraftion ©f the OS uteri. But, whenever the paroxyfm begins, we can eafily introduce the hand beyond it. When the hand is fairly in the uterus, we frequently think, that, during a pain, we feel the os uteri contradl round the arm ; but it is a miftake. It is only the lower part of the uterus, or its diftended cervix, which is thus contrafting mor...e than the reft, with a view to make the greater impreffion on the head, and pufh it farther down. The fundus, I believe, contrafts moft at firft, to pufh the child farther down ; but, afterwards, the lower part feems to aft rather more than the upper, in order to produce a greater effeft on the head.
from engaging* immediately in the pelvis.
It is, therefore, at this time, higher up than after the membranes burft, and cannot be felt diftindlly even during the abfence of pain *.
* Until the membranes burft, there is feldom any ab- lolute neceflity for examination ; becaufe the prefentation may be better afcertained immediately after the difcharge, and may then be eafily enough changed, if it be requilite ; but if the accoucheur be inclined to examine, he ought to do it during the interval of pain, when the membranes are not tenfe, otherwife he will rupture them.
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