Ten Cases of Cæsarean Section for Varied Indications *Read 9th May 1928.

Note on a Case of Post-Mortem Cæsarean Section in Twin Pregnancy, with Survival of One Child *Read 9th December 1925.

accurate estimate of the time which elapsed between the death of the mother and the extraction of a living child, and also because the operation was performed in a case of twin pregnancy. The general literature has not been consulted, but the standard text-books give little information upon the subject of post-mortem Caesarean section, quote no actual cases, and give no definite time of surviva...

A Case of Cæsarean Section in Multiple Pregnancy *Read 11th January 1922.

Treatment of Concealed Accidental Hæmorrhage by Conservative Cæsarean Section *Read 10th May 1923.

TlIE consensus of opinion seems to favour the view that if Cesarean section is performed in cases of concealed accidental haemorrhage, the diseased uterus must thereafter of necessity be removed by hysterectomy. The prevalent belief is that the damage to the uterine wall from interstitial haemorrhages, with the accompanying loss of tone, stretching and paralysis of the muscle fibres precludes t...

One Hundred Successive and Successful Cæsarean Sections in Cases of Contracted Pelvis *Read 14th May 1924.

In the first place I attribute my success to a great extent in substituting craniotomy for Caesarean section in cases where, in addition to rupture of the membranes of many hours' duration, there is also a probability of the existence of septic infection through repeated vaginal examinations having been made before the patient came under personal observation. In the early years of my operative ...

The Late Results of Cæsarean Section

frequently performed, and it would appear that the operation becomes increasingly popular yearly as a method of delivery, and the so-called indications become more numerous. Numerous papers and statistics have appeared from time to time regarding the immediate results of Caesarean section, but in this country until recently very few inquiries have been made into the late results. Too often are ...