10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «IMPERFORATION»
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Imperforation of the 0s uteri is not very uncommon. In some cases this anomaly
arises from a membrane closing the es; in others, from the lips being united. Here
is a specimen where it is scarcely possible to introduce a needle into the 0s uteri.
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The Lancet London: A Journal of British and Foreign ...
Dr. Johnstone wished to know, whether there were any other means of relieving
the little patient, than by an operation. When the imperforation extended a
considerable way up, great risk was incurred by resorting to the operation. Mr. T.
Briant ...
Termination of other organs in the rectum Absence of the rectum. "In the bladder
or urethra. In the vagina. In the sacral region. In two extremities. In a cloaca with
the vagina and urethra. Of the ureters. Of the vagina. a. Imperforation of the Anus.
4
A System of Pathological & Operative Surgery, Founded on ...
They consist chiefly of a native imperforation, polypus, herpetic ulcerations, and
hardened wax obstructing the passage. NATIVE IMPERFORATION OF THE EAR.
Children are occasionally born with one or other of the natural passages ...
5
Manual of Surgical Operations: Containing the New Methods of ...
When the imperforation is not complete, we introduce the director well greased,
through the opening: or if no opening exist we make a slight puncture at one of
the angles of the mouth to introduce the director, which is directed exactly along
the ...
6
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal: Exhibiting a ...
Perhaps it Would have been better, if Dr Bushe had limited himself only to those
malformations which admit of surgical treatment. All the malformations which may
occur in this part are arranged in five classes, viz. 1. Imperforation of the Anus.
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The London Medical Dictionary: Including, Under Distinct ...
See HYMEN. CLAUSU'RA, (from claudo, to abut). An imperforation of any canal
or cavity in the body. Thus claucura uteri is a preternatural imperforation ofthe
uterus; Clausura tubarum Fallofzianarum, a morbid imperforation of the Fallopian
...
8
The Medico-chirurgical Review and Journal of Medical Science
M. Delpech remarks thnt much difference exists between the obstruction of the os
uteri from inflammation, and the congenital imperforation. According to the
Professor there is infinitely more difficulty in keeping the opening pervious in the
...
9
London Medical Gazette: Or, Journal of Practical Medicine
CASE OF IMPERFORATION OF THE VAGINA. By Geokok Bennett, Member of
the Koyal College of Surgeons In London, &c. &c. Burns observes, in the "
Principles of Midwifery," that " The most frequent disease of the hymen is
imperforation, ...
10
The Medico-chirurgical Review
In the first, the imperforation was seated at the depth of an inch : an incision was
made, which seemed to remove the obstacle, but no meconium followed, and the
child died. On examination, it was found that the incision had penetrated the ...
Henry James Johnson, 1840
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