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... Placenta .. Clinical Review , and Hospital Reports . GUY'S HOSPITAL . 1. Guy's Hospital Reports . No. X. April , 1840. Edited by George H. Barlow , M.A. & c . and James P. Babington , M.A. .. 241 .. 1. Morbid Consequences of undue ...
... Placenta .. Clinical Review , and Hospital Reports . GUY'S HOSPITAL . 1. Guy's Hospital Reports . No. X. April , 1840. Edited by George H. Barlow , M.A. & c . and James P. Babington , M.A. .. 241 .. 1. Morbid Consequences of undue ...
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... placenta . Its chief symptom and inconvenience arises from the excessive distention of the abdo- men . The child is usually feeble or diseased at birth , or it dies before . Labor may be temporarily delayed by it , and flooding is more ...
... placenta . Its chief symptom and inconvenience arises from the excessive distention of the abdo- men . The child is usually feeble or diseased at birth , or it dies before . Labor may be temporarily delayed by it , and flooding is more ...
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... day or two after delivery , the lining membrane appears loose and corrugated , somewhat softened , and covered more or less by patches of the the decidua . The part to which the placenta was 110 [ July 1 MEDICO - CHIRURGICAL REview .
... day or two after delivery , the lining membrane appears loose and corrugated , somewhat softened , and covered more or less by patches of the the decidua . The part to which the placenta was 110 [ July 1 MEDICO - CHIRURGICAL REview .
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the decidua . The part to which the placenta was attached , is raised above the level of surrounding parts ; its ... placental situation they are filled with clots of blood . The os and cervix are covered with ecchymoses , as though they ...
the decidua . The part to which the placenta was attached , is raised above the level of surrounding parts ; its ... placental situation they are filled with clots of blood . The os and cervix are covered with ecchymoses , as though they ...
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... placenta is an usual situation of it . Here , too , exhaustion occurs sooner than in puerperal peritonitis . The mild cases usually recover by mode- rate depletion , calomel and opium , and counter - irritation ; the severe cases defy ...
... placenta is an usual situation of it . Here , too , exhaustion occurs sooner than in puerperal peritonitis . The mild cases usually recover by mode- rate depletion , calomel and opium , and counter - irritation ; the severe cases defy ...
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