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... finger is always to be used as a guide , even if instruments are at times necessary as an adjunct for removing ... finger , or pack , col- both peurynter PLACENTA Metal Curette Gauze Ovum Gauze RETAINED dilator pack or forceps or pack or ...
... finger is always to be used as a guide , even if instruments are at times necessary as an adjunct for removing ... finger , or pack , col- both peurynter PLACENTA Metal Curette Gauze Ovum Gauze RETAINED dilator pack or forceps or pack or ...
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... finger . In the technique of palpation it is always important to press down upon the uterus with the other hand over the abdomen ( Fig . 68 ) . By this means the index finger can reach the furthermost corner of the uterine cavity ...
... finger . In the technique of palpation it is always important to press down upon the uterus with the other hand over the abdomen ( Fig . 68 ) . By this means the index finger can reach the furthermost corner of the uterine cavity ...
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... finger , sponge for- ceps , and curette . Utero - cervical gauze pack . If not expelled spon- taneously , remove with sponge forceps and curette under guidance of finger . SEVENTEENTH TO TWENTY - EIGHTH WEEK Vaginal hysterotomy or ...
... finger , sponge for- ceps , and curette . Utero - cervical gauze pack . If not expelled spon- taneously , remove with sponge forceps and curette under guidance of finger . SEVENTEENTH TO TWENTY - EIGHTH WEEK Vaginal hysterotomy or ...
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