The American Journal of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children, Volume 61W.A. Townsend & Adams, 1910 |
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abdominal abortion abscess acute adhesions bladder blood bowels broad ligament cause cavity cells cent cervix Cesarean section child chloroform chronic clinical condition connective tissue contraction cure curette cysts delivery developed diagnosis dilatation discharge disease dysmenorrhea eclampsia epithelium examination fetus fibroid fluid forceps frequently fundus gall-bladder gallstones gauze glands Gynecological hemorrhage Hospital hysterectomy incision infants infection intestinal Jour kidney labor lesions liver malignant mass maternal Medical menopause menstruation method metrorrhagia milk months mother mucous membrane muscle normal Obst obstetric occurred operation organs ovarian ovary pain pathological patient pelvic performed perineum peritoneal peritoneum physician placenta posterior pregnancy present pubiotomy puerperal pulse rectum removed reported rupture seen sepsis showed slight solution sterile surface surgical suture symptoms syphilis temperature tion toxemia treatment tubal tubal pregnancy tube tumor ulcer ureter urine usually uterine uterus vaginal wall weeks woman women
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