RECONSIDERATION OF THE UTERINE PACK IN POSTPARTUM HEMORRHAGE.
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Biomedical subjects
E D COLVIN
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Criteria by which toxemia of pregnancy may be diagnosed from unlabeled formalinfixed plancetas.
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Utopian obstetrics; in retrospect.
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The relationship of pregnancy weight gain to toxemia.
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Body Weight↗
Premature labor and the ruptured marginal sinus.
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Facts pertinent to the etiology of eclamptogenic toxemia; a summation of previous observations (1930-1955).
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Eclampsia↗
Rupture of the marginal sinus.
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Diagnosis, Differential↗
The role of retained placental fragments in immediate and delayed postpartum hemorrhage.
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Repeat cesarean section; analysis of 162 repeat cesarean sections in 143 cases as to sequelae and impressions concerning validity of the initial sections.
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Ovarian cyst complicating pregnancy.
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Cysts↗
Diagnosis and management of late pregnancy hemorrhage.
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Two sucessive abdominal pregnancies associated with uterus bicornis unicollis.
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The mechanisms of bleeding during pregnancy.
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Hemorrhage in placenta previa; a new concept of its mechanism.
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Expansion versus restriction of cesarean section.
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Cesarean Section↗