The American Journal of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children, Volume 60W.A. Townsend & Adams, 1909 |
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abdominal abscess acute adhesions bladder blood bowel Capacity without cocaine catgut cause cavity cent cervix Cesarean section child chronic clinical cocaine condition congestion contracted convulsions cystitis cysts death delivery diagnosis dilatation Direction of canal disease Duration eclampsia endometrium enlarged ether examination exudate fever fibroid fimbria fluid forceps four frequently gall-bladder glands hemorrhage Hospital hysterectomy incision increase infants infection intestinal Jour kidney labor laceration laparotomy later length of submucous lesions ligaments Male Medical membrane menstruation method minutes months mother mucous muscles normal OBST Obstetrics occurred operation organs ovarian ovary pain patient pelvic pemphigus peristalsis peritoneal peritoneum placenta posterior pounds pregnancy present pressure prolapse reflux removed reported rupture showed side skin submucous portion suppurative sutures symptoms temperature thymus thyroid tion tissue treatment tube tumor ulcers ureter ureteral urine uterine uterus vagina vesical vesical-wall portion vomiting wall weeks woman wound
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