Notes on Two Cases of Cæsarean Section (Porro's Modification)

Notes on Four Cases of Cæsarean Section

Case of Cæsarean Hystero-Oöphorectomy, or Porro's Operation

once accompanied him to a miserable hovel in the West Port, and found there a poorly nourished, wretched looking woman in the pains of labour. On inquiry, she was doubtful about her exact age, and stated this to be her second pregnancy?her first child having been still-born about two years before, after a labour of three days' duration. Her condition during her present pregnancy had been fair, ...

Notes on Three Cases of Cæsarean Section *Read 13th January 1926.

caused no anxiety, but the nurse noticing a sudden change in the patient's appearance, sent for the Resident, Dr Kerr, who, recognising the serious condition, summoned me by telephone. When I saw the patient at 5 p.m. she was collapsed, ashy grey in appearance, and covered with cold, clammy sweat; pulse 128. P.V. cervix barely admitted two fingers, membranes unruptured, slight uterine haemorrha...

A Series of Five Cases of Cæsarean Section for Contracted Pelvis

Ten Cases of Cæsarean Section for Varied Indications *Read 9th May 1928.

was my difficulty, and though I have chosen Caesarean section, I know that my experience is so small compared with yours. Obstetrical complications are rare in the country as compared with towns, but I have had ten cases in which it was necessary to do Caesarean section, and of these ten there were seven different types necessitating operation. These were all, except for two, urgent cases, and ...