The post partum mare

Intra - partum conditions and their management in mare

Intra-partum conditions in the mare include premature separation of the allanto-chorion, failure to lie down or strain uterine inertia and dystocia. Dystocia in the mare is a rare event but a true emergency when it occurs. Because of the long extremities and the strong contractions that occur during parturition malposture of a long fetal extremity or head deviation is the commonest cause of dys...

Post-Partum Haemorrhage.

Post-partum haemorrhage is defined as being "excessive bleeding from any part of the genital tract after the birth of a child." Some authorities make a hair-splitting definition and describe intra-partum haemorrhage when excessive bleeding occurs before the placenta has been delivered, and confine the term post-partum haemorrhage to excessive bleeding after the completion of the third stage of ...

Post-Partum Ovariotomy

It is generally agreed that when an ovarian tumour is found complicating pregnancy it should be immediately removed. Delay in operating increases the risk to the mother, and the chances of disturbing the course of pregnancy are likewise less the earlier the condition is recognised and treated. The literature on this subject is almost endless, as shown, for example, by a glance at the index of t...

Post-Partum Complications

Mr. President and Gentlemen,?I wish to bring before you to-night some of the abnormal conditions which may arise after the birth of the child and placenta. I do not, of course, intend that this paper should be in any way exhaustive of the subject, but simply to lay before you certain post-partum abnormalities which, although not of frequent occurrence, yet occur sufficiently often to merit atte...

Post-Partum Eclampsia