10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DELAPSION»
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Lingua Britannica Reformata: Or, A New English Dictionary ...
DEL DELAPSION(in Physie) the bearing down of the womb', fundament, &e.
DIjZLA'Y (of delai, F.) l a stay, flop, let, or hindrance. \ . 2 a putting off to another
time. To DELAY, 1 to put off from day to day. v 2 to daliy, or pmlong time.
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An Universal Etymological Dictionary
1 DELAPSION, a sliding, slipping, or salilmg down. L. DELAP SION [in Plzvsick]a,
beari_ngdo\vn ofthe Womb, Fundament, &t. L DELA"1'OR,\ an Insormer or
Accuser. i da s: DELAY sDzlai', 17.] a Put off; a StuporIV- r , _ i A X _ DELFCIOUS
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Elements of Obstetric Medicine: With the Description & ...
Dcscents of uterus, 385 delapsion, 386' symptoms, ib. effects, 51). immediate, ib.
remote, ib. prolapsion, ib. characters, 387 symptoms, to. procidentia, ib.
characters, ib. causes, 389 proximate, ib. predisposing, t'b. exciting, 392
references, 390 ...
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Outlines of the principal diseases of females, chiefly for ...
Burns' Midwifery, p. 127. Ramsbotham's Lectures, in the Medical Gazette. Davis
designates the first degree, Delapsion ; the second, Prolapsion ; and the third,
Procidentia of the uterus. Obstetric Medicine, vol. i. p. 526. 'On Female Diseases,
p.
Fleetwood Churchill, 1841
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The Luggie: And Other Poems
And Other Poems David Gray, James Hedderwick. Devout and heavenly, that
with benign Action, amid a wondrous hush lets fall The dazzling garment on the
fostered fields. So thus with fair delapsion softly falls The sacred shower; and
when ...
David Gray, James Hedderwick, 1862
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The peerage of poverty; or, Learners and workers in fields, ...
So thus with fair delapsion softly falls The sacred shower ; and when the
shortened day Dejected dies in the low streaky west, The rimy moon displays a
cold blue night, And keen as steel the east wind sprinkles ice. Thicker than bees,
about ...
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The principles and practice of obstetric medicine
... Dr., on obliquity of uterus, 646 definition of natural labour, 620 management of
footlings, 668 on spontaneous evolution, 688 Dentition, 939 phenomena of, 940
management of, ib. morbid effects of, ib. Descents of uterus, 385 delapsion, 386 ...
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The American Medical Monthly
Various terms have been applied to these degrees of prolapsns, and the
following arrangement may prevent confusion: First Degree.--Incipient prolapsns,
(Churchill;) delapsion, (Davis;) relaxation. Second Degree.—Procidentia, (
Churchill ...
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Poems: with memoirs of his life
And surely in the glossy snow there shines Angelic influence, — a ministry
Devout and heavenly, that with benign Action, amid a wondrous hush lets fall The
dazzling garment on the fostered fields. So thus with fair delapsion softly falls The
...
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Glasgow, past and present
... of the latter class. There were few works on scientific subjects. All the books,
however, were in a sad state of " delapsion," being generally torn and scribbled
all over; but what the subscribers complained most of was, that when a reader ...
