...method of excising the stump after the removal of the tubes at the cornu of the uterus at the Atlanta meeting of the Section on Obstetrics and Diseases of Women of the American Medical Association. With regard to treatment, the first thing he learned was that too much attention was paid to the preliminary...

...would prefer to curette and make sure of the condition of the uterus. While, on the other hand, Mund6 says: "The future safety of the woman demands that...strongly deprecated the tendency to resort to the curette hi every case of abortion, believing that more harm resulted from the curette than from abortion. He...

...continued anxiety and the danger of sepsis in subsequent convalescence is decreased. 1 Read before the Section on Obstetrics and Diseases of Women of the American Medical Association, Detroit, Mich. Abstracted by ES McKee, MD, Cincinnati. The importance of early treatment of sepsis...

...forcibly brought home to us by a lay paper here and a professional paper there. In his address as chairman of the section on obstetrics and diseases of women of the American Medical Association, Dr. Walter B. Dorsett, St. Louis, Mo., dealt with this subject under the following title : Criminal...

...Medical Association ; in 1885 of the Kansas City District Medical Society; and in 1837 he was Chairman of the Section on Obstetrics and Diseases of Women of the American Medical Association. On his coming to Kansas City in 1878, Dr. Johnson was made Professor of Clinical Medicine in the Kansas...

...wanting. The writer, endeavoring to supply the same, presented the consummation of his first idea to the Section on Obstetrics and Diseases of Women of the American Medical Association at Detroit, Michigan, June 7, 1892. But a riper experience and more extended study have eventually...

...one route will entirely supersede the other, since both have their natural limitations, 1 Read before the section on obstetrics and diseases of women of the American Medical Association, 1897. 122 MEDICAL RECORD. 123 based upon (i) the ease with which the operation may be completed, (2)...

...layers of the broad ligament shut off the mass from the rest of the peritoneal cavity. *Read before the "Section on Obstetrics and Diseases of Women " of the American Medical Association at Philadelphia, June 2, 1897. Rupture of the false membrane or broad ligament may convert a circumscribed...

...whose hands it may come. I observe that the article has already been published in the transactions of the Section on Obstetrics and Diseases of Women of the American Medical Association for 1899. The mere fact that in book form it would reach the hands of fewer physicians than are subscribers...

...MEDICAL SCIENCE. GYNECOLOGY AND OBSTETRICS. Gynecologic Progress. — In his chairman's address before the Section on Obstetrics and Diseases of Women of the American Medical Association at its last session, Dr. CL Bonifield, of Cincinnati (Journal AMA, October 14), after first noticing...