[An essay on the uterine haemorrhage] / [William Saunders].

  • Saunders, William, 1743-1817.
Date:
[1789?]
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Credit: [An essay on the uterine haemorrhage] / [William Saunders]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    into the Uterus, I fhould imagine it is not very likely that we fhould often be in danger of injuring the patient by prema- ture delivery, as when the hand pafles ealily into the Vagina, 1 fhould fuppofe there will be feldom much difficulty in its admiffion into the Uterus. Independent, however, of the de- gree of dilatation of the Os Uteri which may have taken place, or of its being in a flate lafely admitting of a fufficient dila- i r . tation by art, cafes may occur in which the Uterus itfeff is not of fufficient ca- pacity admit the hand for the purpofc of turning the child, ahd yet the nature of them be fuch as, according to the forego- ; 4] T . - ^ 0 ing do&riiVe,' tb require it; I mean when the flooding happens fo early in pregnancy that the Uterus has not attained a fuffi- cient degree of diftenlion. • ~ ■ .1 i.lj 30a d( n • K ^ 1,1 *V ** * It would be a Yery uleful addition fo our knowledge of the method of treating ~ floodings.