A manual of obstetrics / by W. A. Newman Dorland.

  • W. A. Newman Dorland
Date:
1896
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    PAGE V. Pathology of the Puerperium . . • 608 I. The Hemorrhages of the Puerperium, 609.—Postpartum Hem- orrhage, 609.—Puerperal Hemorrhage Proper, or Secondary Post- partum Hemorrhage, 619.—2. Puerperal Thrombosis and Embolis^n, 621.—3. Puerperal Anemia, 623.—4. Puerperal Sepsis, 624.— Puerperal Septicemia, 629.—Puerperal Phlebitis, 643.—Puerperal Erythema, 656.—Puerperal Infectious Pemphigus, 657.—Puerperal Tetanus, 657.—Puerperal Neuritis, 659.—Puerperal Metritis, 661.— Puerperal Pelvic Cellulitis, 663.—Puerperal Peritonitis, Pelvic and General, 667.—Vulvitis, 670.—Endokolpitis, 671.—Endometritis, 672.—Endosalpingitis, 675.—Puerperal (Septic) Urethritis, Cystitis, Ureteritis, and Pyelitis, 676.—Puerperal (Septic) Proctitis, 678.— Autogenetic Puerperal Sepsis (Autoirifection), 679.—5. Puerperal Insanity, 680,—6. Subinvolution of the Uterus, 682.—7- Superin- volution [Hyperinvolution) of the Uterus, 685.—8. Intestinal Ab- normalities, 685.-—Constipation, 685.—Acute Tympanites, 686.— Hemorrhoids, 686.—9. Incontinence of Urine, 687.—10. Retention of Urine, 688.—11. Pathology of the Mammce, 688.—Inversion of the Nipple, 688.—Fissured Nipples, 689.—Mastitis, 690.—Oligo- galactia ; Agalactia, 695.—Artificial Feeding, 696.—Polygalactia; Galactorrhea, 699.—Galactocele, 700.—Tabes Lactealis, 700. VI. Pathology of the New-born 701 I. Preinaturity, 701.—2. Asphyxia Neonatortim, 706.—3. Trau- matisms of the Infant,']\T).—Caput Succedaneum, 713.—Cephalo- hematoma, 714.—Caput Obstipum, 715.—Fractures, 716.—Perfora- tions of the Body, 716.—Paralyses, 717.—4. Affectiotts of the Respi- ratory Systein, 717.—Atelectasis, 717.—Catarrhal Pneumonia, 717.— Coryza, 719.—5. Affections of the Digestive System, 719.—Stomatitis, 719.—Vomiting, 720.—Colic, 721.—Icterus Neonatorum, 721.— Marasmus, 721.—Constipation, 722.—Diarrhea, 722.—6. Affections of the Circulatory System, 723.—The Hemorrhages of Infancy, 723.—CEdema Neonatorum, 726.—Cyanosis Neonatorum, 726.—7. Affections of the Cutaneous System, 727.—Strophulus, 727.—Ritter's Disease, 727.—Pemphigus Neonatorum, 728.—8. Ophthalmia Neo- natorum, 728.—9. Mastitis, 729.—10. Convulsions, 730.—11.. Sep- tic Infection, 730.—12. Congenital Syphilis, 732.—13. Congenital Defects, 733.—Tongue-tie, 733.—Hare-hp, 733.—Cleft Palate, 733. —Supernumerary Digits, 734.—Phimosis, 734.—Imperforate Rectum, 734.—Spina Bifida, 734.—Umbilical Hernia, 736.
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