A Case of Intussusception, in Which Abdominal Section Was Performed

Case of Eclampsia in Which Lumbar Puncture Was Performed

holds out a hope of better results. So in the past few years we have heard much of Bossi's dilator, of thyroid extract, and of saline infusions, and a little of decapsulation of the kidney and of lumbar puncture. It will not, I suppose, be denied that the giving of saline infusions, the employment of Bossi's dilator, and the administration of thyroid extract or of iodide of potassium have all i...

Case of Acute Intussusception in a Child 3 Years of Age, Successfully Relived by Abdominal Section

A Case of 'Abnormal Blood Group' in Which Transfusion Was Performed

one month from ' pneumonia , , cr fourth is alive and apparently healthy, a deac\ pregnancy terminated m tne u> admission child, three weeks before the pi blood to hospital. She has never transfusion. . , , r tannic anc* On admission she was fever up to the present date hasi su <? reaction WaS of the continued type. The wi . was p0sinegative. The Wassermann reac ^ ^ tive, which is interesting i...

A Case of Abdominal Wall Endometriosis after Cesarean Section

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Abdominal Compartment Syndrome after Cesarean Section: A Case Report

Background: Abdominal compartment syndrome (ACS) after cesarean section (CS) is a rare event which is associated with an increased risk of morbidity and mortality. This complication may arise as a result of musculoskeletal trauma and fluid accumulation. The present report aimed to introduce a case of ACS after the cesarean section. Case report: We present...