TWO MIDWIFERY CASES.

Statistics of Two Hundred and Fifty Consecutive Midwifery Cases in Private Practice

as yet, no satisfactory data of this kind are procurable on a large scale." He elsewhere states his opinion that this is a very questionable source of information for various reasons; for example, because the memory is a frail and treacherous source of statistics, and, above all, because medical men " have an indisputable tendency, and an inalienable right, to say nothing of what looks like wan...

Two Hundred Years of Midwifery 1806 – 2006

The Belfast Medical Society – a forerunner of the Ulster Medical Society – was founded in 1806. Following the Act of Union, in 1801, Ireland lost its own Parliament but Dublin remained the administrative capital of the country. Indeed, at that time, many regarded Dublin as the second city in the Empire. It was only natural that all the seats of learning – University and College – had been estab...

Difficult Cases in Midwifery, Occurring among Native Women

A report of two cases of pyknodysostosis in two children

pyknodysostosis is a rare bone disease characterzed with short stature,wide fontaneles,small chin,hyperdensity of bones,erosion of tufts of the disatl phalanges,and narrowing of the mandibular angle. pyknodysostosis is inheritted as an autosomal recessive disease and may be seen in both sexes at any age.the patients have normal life span.short stature and bone fractures are their major problems...

T Sachs disease in two children: report two cases

Background and aim: Tachyx is a rare autosomal recessive and neurological disorder caused by glycosfenolipid accumulation (GM2 ganglioside) in cell lysosomes. The accumulation of GM2 ganglioside is due to the mutation in the beta-hexose aminase gene (HEXA), which reduces the activity and deficiency of the HEXA enzyme. The aim of this study was to report 2 cases of T.Sax disease.   Case report:...