Titlebook: Essential Obstetrics; A guide to important J. A. Chalmers Book 1973 J. A. Chalmers 1973 obstetrics

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Pelvic contraction and deformity,In Chapter 5 we have considered the relationship of the foetal head and the pelvis and we have studied the normal female pelvis in Chapter 2. The pelves of most women may be classified in four main groups.

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Intervention in labour,Where the mother is unable by her own efforts to deliver her baby in good condition or where labour is so prolonged as to endanger mother or child, intervention is called for. Whether this should aim at assisted vaginal delivery or whether abdominal delivery is called for will depend upon the circumstances of each individual case.

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The foetus and his environment,Whilst the study of the newborn is more properly the field of the paediatrician, the obstetrician must concern himself with many aspects of pregnancy which may affect foetal well-being, and some of these will be discussed in this chapter.

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Conceptualizing Biblical Citiesplet pregnancy about 100 times less frequent. The higher multiples have been extremely rare until the past decade when the use of ‘fertility drugs’, most commonly human FSH, in women failing to ovulate has caused multiple ovulation resulting in the conception sometimes of 7 or more children.