Lectures on the principles and practice of midwifery / by Edward William Murphy.

  • Murphy, Edward W. (Edward William), 1802-1877.
Date:
1862
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Credit: Lectures on the principles and practice of midwifery / by Edward William Murphy. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    British Cases—continued. No. Year. Practitioner. Cause. Duration of Mothers. Childrn. Labour. L. D. L. D. 50 I^nvwnrd 7 41 30 21 1851 Dr. Oldham Scirrhous tumor 1 51 1853 Dr. Waller Fibrous tumour 52 1854 Mollities ossium 1 53 1856 Mr. Humphry 1 54 1856 Mr. Thornton 1 1 55 1858 Dr. Greenhalgh ... Ditto 56 1858 Bickets 1 hour 1 57 1858 Dr. Murphy Mollities ossium ] 58 1860 Mr. Edmunds Cancerous mass 6 days 1 at os uteri. 11 46 35 25 American Cases. 1 1822 Mr. Cellin 1 1 2 1847 Dr.Bichmond,Ohio 1 1 3 1827 Drs. Dougal and Vanvalsahf .... 1 1 4 1835 Messrs. Nacrede and Gibson I 1 5 1837 Dr. Fox and Mr. 1 1 6 1845 Dr. Brodie Herdon 1 IP. 7 1843 D r. Cy rusFalcon er % 1 1 8 1848 Dr.A. B. Shipmanf A tumour 1 1 9 1850 Mr. M. H. Jetter .. ... 1 1 10 1851 Dr.W. H.Merinar|| 1 11 1851 Ditto 1 12 1S51 Ditto 1 1 8 4 6 4 Authorities. Case. Case. SO Lancet, vol. ii.. p. 226, 1851. 54 Lancet , 1857, p. 313. 51 Med. Times and Gaz., vol.xxvii.,p 266. 65 British Medical Journal, 1858, p. 377. 52 British Medical Journal, 1854, p. 1066. 56 Medical Times & Gazette, 1858, p. 4S1. 53 Do Do. 1856, p. 779. 58 Do. Do. 1860, vol.i., p. 9-10. Authorities fob American Cases. 1 New York Journal, March, 1822. 7 American Journal of Medical Science, 2 West. Medical Journal, Nov., 1827. N.S.. vol.vi., p. 261. 3 American Journal of Medical Sciences, 8 American Journal, vol. 18, p . 122. Old Series, vol. xvi., p. 3<i6. 9 Do. Do. vol.xxi., p.538. 4 Do. Do. p. 543. 10 Do. Do. vol. xxxi., p. 567. 5 Do. Do. vol.xxii., p. 13. 11 Do., and Charleston Medical Jour. 6 American Journal of .Medical Science, for March, 1851. N.S., vol.xii.,p. 386. 12 Do. Do. » Mother moribund before the operation. t Uterus ruptured before the operation. X A dwarf, 3.J feet high. § Patient sinking before the operation. || Cases 10, 11, 12—the same patient, who was delivered successfully twice by the Cesarean section, previous to the third operation, from which she did not recover. Nothing is said about the previous children. Caso reported by Dr. F. Owen.