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| 1. | The normal female pelvis | 18 |
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| 2. | The planes of the brim, the cavity, and the outlet | 19 |
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| 3. | Visceral relations | 20 |
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| 4. | Uterus and appendages | 22 |
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| 5. | Normal position of pelvic organs | 24 |
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| 6. | The external genitals | 25 |
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| 7A. | Varieties of hymen | 27 |
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| 7B. | Varieties of hymen | 28 |
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| 8A. | The excreting ducts of the mammary gland | 29 |
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| 8B. | Lobules and duct of the mammary gland | 29 |
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| 9. | Nipple, areola, and the glands of Montgomery | 30 |
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| 10. | Supernumerary milk glands in the axillæ | 31 |
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| 11. | The three ages of the breast | 31 |
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| 12. | Development of the ovary | 34 |
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| 13. | Graafian follicles | 35 |
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| 14. | Human spermatozoa | 36 |
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| 15. | The chorionic villi about the third week of pregnancy | 38 |
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| 16. | Diagram illustrating relations of structures of the human uterus at the end of the seventh week of pregnancy | 39 |
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| 17. | Maternal surface of the placenta and membranes | 40 |
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| 18. | Fœtal surface of human placenta | 41 |
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| 19. | The egg at term with uterus removed | 42 |
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| 20. | Normal attitude of fœtus | 43 |
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| 21. | Fœtal skulls showing sutures | 44 |
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| 22A. and B. | Child’s head at term, showing diameters | 45 |
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| 23. | The fœtal circulation | 49 |
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| 24. | Gravid uterus at the end of the eighth week | 52 |
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| 25. | Striæ gravidarum | 54 |
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| 26. | Bimanual examination | 60 |
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| 27. | Abdominal enlargement at different months of pregnancy | 63 |
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| 28. | Height of the uterus at various months of pregnancy | 64 |
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| 29. | Twins | 83 |
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| 30. | Diagram representing the sites for the various forms of tubal pregnancy | 90 |
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| 31. | Abdominal binder with crosspiece to hold vulvar pads | 100 |
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| 32. | T-binder, used in all cases after the fifth day post partum | 100 |
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| 33. | Breast binder | 101 |
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| 34. | Baby’s dress with winged sleeves | 102 |
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| 35. | The bag of waters begins to act on the cervix | 111 |
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| 36. | The effect of the pains. The cervix before labor begins | 112 |
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| 37. | The effect of the pains. The cervix begins to be “effaced” | 112 |
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| 38. | The effect of the pains. The cervix is effaced, and the dilatation of the os begins | 113 |
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| 39. | The effect of the pains. The cervix is effaced and the os continues to dilate | 113 |
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| 40. | The cervix is effaced and the os dilated | 115 |
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| 41. | Child in second stage of labor | 116 |
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| 42. | The head passing over the perineum | 117 |
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| 43. | Normal expulsion of the placenta according to Schultze | 118 |
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| 44. | The child in left-occipito-anterior position | 122 |
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| 45. | The child in right-occipito-anterior position | 123 |
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| 46. | The descent of the head in right-occipito-anterior position | 124 |
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| 47. | Internal anterior rotation and extension of the head in a left-occipito-anterior position | 124 |
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| 48. | Extension | 125 |
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| 49. | Extension completed. Expulsion | 125 |
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| 50. | A cephalhæmatoma | 127 |
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| 51. | Points of greatest intensity of fœtal heart tones | 130 |
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| 52. | Handling forceps, kept sterile in a jar of alcohol | 132 |
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| 53. | Palpation. What is in the pelvis? | 134 |
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| 54. | Palpation. What is in the fundus? | 135 |
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| 55. | Palpation. Where is the back? Where are the small parts? | 136 |
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| 56. | Patient draped for internal examination | 137 |
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| 57. | Delivery in side position | 141 |
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| 58. | Sheet twisted into a sling | 147 |
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| 59. | Repair of perineum | 148 |
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| 60. | The progress of involution | 152 |
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| 61. | The breech. Left-sacro-anterior position | 166 |
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| 62. | The breech. Left-sacro-posterior position | 167 |
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| 63. | Extraction of the breech | 170 |
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| 64. | Breech delivery. Extraction of the trunk | 171 |
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| 65. | Breech delivery. Delivering the shoulder | 172 |
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| 66. | The delivery of the after-coming head by the Smellie-Veit maneuver | 172 |
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| 67. | Shoulder presentation | 173 |
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| 68. | Face presentation | 175 |
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| 69. | Descent of the chin in face presentation | 176 |
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| 70. | Delivery in face presentation | 177 |
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| 71. | Exaggerated lithotomy position | 181 |
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| 72. | Dorsal position when assistants are available | 182 |
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| 73. | Instruments for artificial delivery of the head | 183 |
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| 74. | Forceps operation. Introduction of the left blade | 186 |
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| 75. | Forceps operation. The introduction of the right blade | 187 |
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| 76. | Forceps operation. Locking the handles | 187 |
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| 77. | Forceps operation. The way the blades should grasp the fœtal head | 188 |
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| 78. | Forceps operation. Traction on the handles | 189 |
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| 79. | Forceps operation. The delivery of the head | 189 |
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| 80. | Version. Seizing a foot | 190 |
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| 81. | Version. The child rotates as pressure is made upon the head and traction upon the foot | 191 |
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| 82. | Version is complete when the knee appears at the vulva | 192 |
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| 83. | The Walcher position | 194 |
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| 84. | The Wiegand compression of the child’s head to force it into the pelvis | 195 |
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| 85. | The Naegele perforator | 196 |
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| 86. | Apparatus for getting a sterile specimen of urine from an infant | 201 |
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| 87. | Tampon of the uterus | 203 |
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| 88. | Tampon of vagina | 204 |
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| 89. | Pean forceps | 208 |
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| 90. | Hand bulb syringe; and Vorhees bags; bag rolled and grasped by Pean forceps ready for introduction | 209 |
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| 91. | Vorhees bag in place | 210 |
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| 92. | Episiotomy | 212 |
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| 93. | Various forms of pelvic deformity | 215 |
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| 94. | The pelvimeter | 216 |
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| 95. | The various diameters of the inlet | 216 |
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| 96. | Measuring the distance between the anterior superior spines of the pelvis | 217 |
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| 97. | Measuring the external conjugate | 218 |
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| 98. | Measuring the diagonal conjugate with the finger | 219 |
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| 99. | Various forms of placenta prævia | 229 |
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| 100. | The knee-elbow posture | 236 |
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| 101. | The knee-chest posture | 236 |
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| 102. | The exaggerated lithotomy position obtained with a sheet sling | 237 |
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| 103. | The improvised Trendelenburg position | 237 |
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| 104. | The dorsal position with stirrups | 238 |
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| 105. | Dorsal position across the bed | 239 |
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| 106. | Flexed dorsal position with feet on the table | 240 |
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| 107. | The Sims position | 241 |
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| 108. | Examples of imperfect nipples | 245 |
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| 109. | A standard nipple shield | 246 |
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| 110. | A standard breast pump | 251 |
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| 111. | Germs most frequently found in cases of puerperal fever | 256 |
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| 112. | Rubber bath tub | 266 |
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| 113. | The Pettit cord clamp | 268 |
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| 114. | Standard breast pump; Standard nursing bottle; the breast tray; the Wansbrough lead nipple shield; the Brophy nipple for harelip and cleft palate | 271 |
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| 115. | Proper position of mother while nursing child | 274 |
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| 116. | Proper method of taking rectal temperature | 276 |
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| 117. | Method of passing the tracheal catheter | 279 |
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| 118. | Byrd’s method of artificial respiration. Extension and inspiration | 280 |
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| 119. | Byrd’s method of artificial respiration. Beginning flexion and expiration | 280 |
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| 120. | Byrd’s method of artificial respiration. Flexion and compression | 281 |
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| 121. | Method of giving gavage | 284 |
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| 122. | Apparatus for gavage or lavage | 286 |
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| 123. | Cleft palate nipple | 288 |
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| 124. | The device for feeding the child with cleft palate | 288 |
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| 125. | Device for assisting the cleft palate child to nurse | 289 |
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| 126. | Method of strapping an umbilical hernia | 290 |
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| 127. | Proper position for introduction of a suppository | 299 |
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| 128. | Hydrocephalus | 307 |
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| 129. | Anencephalus | 308 |
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| 130. | Elements of human milk | 312 |
