A treatise on the organic diseases of the womb.

  • John Balbirnie
Date:
[1836?]
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Credit: A treatise on the organic diseases of the womb. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library at Yale University, through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the Harvey Cushing/John Hay Whitney Medical Library at Yale University.

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    A vG^JRi i • /-... ._. TREATISE V ; ORGANIC DISEASES WOMB. BY JOHN BALBIRNIE, A.M.M.D, Tote 6e cr(pea<z i\ te dvdyni] Kal 6 xpovo<s oiddcriczi to clltlov twv voiktwv Kal ecrTiv ote tijctl fxyj ytvcocTKOucnja-LU v(f>' cJteu vo<Tf.vcri <p6du£t Ta vocTi'ifxaTa dv'ujTa yivdfxtva irplv dv Sioaytivvcu tov h)Tp6v 6p6d)s biro t?7s yocrEo'ucnjs ur/>' otou vocreti, Kal ydp didtovTcu (ppa<~eiv Ktjp Iiowctl Kal acpiv cokov<tl diayjpdv tivai biro dirEipii)<z Kal dvt-m(TTiiixo<Tvv->)<2, dp.a de ko.1 6l h)Tpol dpLapTavovaiv ovk aTptKews irvOavo- fxtvoi ti)v irpocpaaLV t?/s vouctov, a'AA' cos to dvdpiKa vo<n\p\aTa l(up.EVOL, Kal TroWds eicov Sucpda.pp.eva's 1701/ bird tu>v toiovtwv 7ra0n/xaTci>ir dXXd yj>t) dvepooTav a'uTi/ca ctTjOfKews to' diTiov. CMKpepEi ydp r\ i'jjcris iroXXov timv yvvaiKtiuiV v6cn)p.aTwv Kal T(Zv avBpw wv.—inilOK. ITfoi TvvaiKtov. C'est une chose remarquable, que, tandis qu'on pouvait reprocher aux accoucheurs de laisser leur art presque stationnaire (mais peut-etre a-t-il atteint ses dernieres limites), les divers etats contre nature de l'uterus, autres que ceux qui dependent plus ou moins immediate- ment de la gestation, ont excite a un haut degre le zele des observateurs, et le genie de pra- ticiens. Tout n'est pas fait, assurement: mais une heureuse impulsion a ele, communique, et dejd nous en recuillons les fruits.''' M. Roux, Compte-rendu des Trav. de VAcad. Roy. de Med. t. iii. p, 83. 1833. The diseases of the sexual organs in females, although so various, so distressing to those who labour under them, and not unlrequently so fatal in their consequences, are, perhaps, less generally known and understood by practitioners, than any other complaints to which the human body is subject.''—Sir Charles Mansfield Clarke, M,D. gbecontr iMton. LONDON: EDWARD PORTWINE, 124, ALDERSGATE STREET; MACLACHLAN AND STEWART, EDINBURGH; LOTTIMER, GLASGOW; AND BALLIERE, PARIS.