Sulphonamide Therapy in Septic Cæsarean Section

One Hundred Successive and Successful Cæsarean Sections in Cases of Contracted Pelvis *Read 14th May 1924.

In the first place I attribute my success to a great extent in substituting craniotomy for Caesarean section in cases where, in addition to rupture of the membranes of many hours' duration, there is also a probability of the existence of septic infection through repeated vaginal examinations having been made before the patient came under personal observation. In the early years of my operative ...

Cæsarean Section in Eclampsia

Cæsarean Section

Cæsarean Section—Lower Segment Operation

Minimizing Blood Loss during Lower Segment Cæsarean Section