A Manual of Obstetric Practice

a practical acquaintance with this subject could gain an; assistance from figures of so sketchy a nature. The treating of eclampsia is a subject which the author has made peculiar > his own: his practice is to deliver immediately, or as soona possible if eclampsia has already set in, and to do this un deep anaesthesia. In cases of post-partum hemorrhage W* atony the author recommends the plugging of the uterus ^vl ? iodoform gauze preferably, or other material if this, is not, r hand: this plan of treatment no doubt would succeed if 0 , t