Toxæmias of Pregnancy

The Ante-Natal Care of the Expectant Mother, with Reference to the Prevention and Treatment of the Toxæmias of Pregnancy

The Toxæmias of Pregnancy

Mcllroy, D.B.E., LL.D., M.D., D.Sc., F.C.O.G., M.R.C.P. 1936. Edward Arnold and Company, London. Pp. xi plus 355. Illustrated. Price, 14s. Although any book by Dame Louise Mcllroy would command attention, this one, which is an amplification of her Ingleby Lectures of 1934, is so important that it should be^ read and re-read by all who are engaged in the practice of obstetrics. If proof of this ...

Ætiology of the Toxæmias of Pregnancy in the Light of Recent Laboratory and Clinical Observations

diseases presented to students with anything approaching clarity, judging by what is contained regarding them in modern obstetric text-books. What we tell our students in the lecture-room is known to ourselves. It is possible that in the spoken word we may venture to express opinions which we do not feel justified, or have not courage, to express in print. There is another aspect of the questio...

The Association of Placenta Prævia and the Albuminuric Toxæmias

The purpose of this communication is to submit evidence in favour of acceptance of the hypothesis advanced by Dr James Young in 1914 as to the importance of placental infarction in the etiology of the toxaemias of the later months of pregnancy. Young's earlier work in this connection is so well known to the Society that it is unnecessary to refer to it in great detail. It will be recalled that ...

PREGNANCY IN RENAL TRANSPLANT RECIPIENTS

 ABSTRACT Background: Correction of the uremic state by a functioning allograft often restores fertility in women of reproductive age. The rate of fertility significantly differs between industrial countries, developing and middle east countries. On the other hand the results of pregnancy in Kidney Transplantation (KTP) patients are significantly better than hemodialysis patients, and pregnancy...