Lectures on obstetric operations : including the treatment of hæmorrhage and forming a guide to the management of difficult labour / by Robert Barnes.

  • Robert Barnes
Date:
1871
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    Carmichae], Hugh, removes foetus after death of mother, 57 on reut iu membranes, 411 Carter, Mr. R. B., on death from injecting naevus, 467 Carus, the curve of, 48, 73, &c. Caseaux's diagrams of version, 132 on dorsal displacement of arm, 170 on placenta prcevia, 400, 409 on velamentous placenta, 443 on compression of aorta, 462 ou thrombus, 490 Casper, on rupture of uterus, 341 Celsus recommends decapitation, 217 Chailly on version, 284 on compression of 'abdominal aorta, 462 Chamberlen's discovery of forceps, 16 ■ accepts Mauriceau's challenge, 226 Chassagny, M., on compression of foetal head, 21, 227 Chiari condemns breech-forceps, 158 Chiara on repeated cephalotripsy, 305 Churchill, Dr., diagrams of version, 132 — statistics, 231 turning v. craniotomy, 231, 235 on placenta pnevia, 399 Clarke, Dr. Joseph, on third stage of labour, 435 Clay, Dr.. labour and ovarian tumour, 274 Cohen's intra-uterine douche, 364 Collins, on rupture of uterus, 341—5 • laceration of cervix, 403, 430 ■ ■ on haemorrhage, 461 and Beatty on third stage of labour, 435 Cooper, H., on rupture of uterus, 336 Copeman, Dr. E., on cephalic version, 127 Corbett, Dr. R., on adherent placenta, 441 Corner, Mr., labour with fibroid tumour, 276 Courty's method of reducing inversion, 449 Coutouly on incisions of cervix, 87 Crede on changes of foetal position, 96 ■ limits of cephalotripsy, 302 on expulsion of placenta, 436 Crisp's, E., case of labour with poly- pus, 263 Crisp, Mr. N., on death from inject- ing a nsevus, 467 Crosse on inversion, 444 Curtis on monstrous-births, 174 Danyau, labour with fibroid tumour, 262 rupture of vagina, 358 Davis, Professor D., on twin-labour, 165 condemns version in still-birth, 217 on decapitation, 217 guarded embryotome, 218, 223 on craniotomy, 296, 300 laceration of cervix, 403 Dr. Hall, case of double pla- centa, 442 case of rupture of uterus, 345 Delore's experiments on compression, 22, 227 Deneux on thrombus, 491 Denman's short forceps, 16, 22 on spontaneous evolution, 99, 101 ou turning v. craniotomy, 227 on retroversion of gravid womb, 243 on morality of craniotomy, 316 • on premature labour, 361, 383 placenta praivia, 398 on management of placenta, 434 ■ on inversion, 445 Depaul, fatal cases of intra-uterine douche, 365 labour with ovarian tumour, 271 Deventer on obliquity of uterus, 96 preferred version in all cases, 225 Dewees on anterior rotation of head, 61 on retroversion, 254 Diday's caoutchouc bladder plug in flooding, 464 Dieffenbach on transfusion, 478 Dieulafoy's aspirator trocar, 252 D'Outrepont on spontaneous evolution, 102 on obliquity of foetus, 110 on bi-manual version, 130, 135 cases of version, 136 increasing size of head, 290 on perchloride of iron in flood- ing, 465 Douglas v. Denman on spontaneous version, 103 expulsion, 107 Dubois' cervical scissors, 12 theory of instinctive power in foetus, 92 on lateral obliquity of uterus, 96 on decapitation, 217