... does not take place at all, or only very scantily; the uterine* system, as it were, anticipating the conception and preventing the failure which might result from a free discharge of blood. The Practice of obstetrics - Page 14by James Clifton Edgar - 1916 - 1067 pagesFull view - About this book
| James Matthews Duncan - Fertility - 1866 - 418 pages
...by various authors * reveals this interesting fact, that under such circumstances menstruation often does not take place at all, or only very scantily...might result from a free discharge of blood. It is evident that such cases occurring in married women would be very liable to be considered cases of gestation... | |
| James Matthews Duncan - Fertility - 1871 - 544 pages
...by various authors* reveals this interesting fact, that under such circumstances menstruation often does not take place at all, or only very scantily...might result from a free discharge of blood. It is evident that such cases occurring in married women would be very liable to be considered cases of gestation... | |
| Edwin Moses Hale - 1880 - 412 pages
...Fertility and Sterility, p. 428. J " Under such circumstances menstruation often does not take place al all, or only very scantily ; the uterine system, as...which might result from a free discharge of blood." — DUNCAN, Fecundity, Fertility and Sterility, p. 431. at any period of life; for, where other conditions... | |
| Edinburgh Obstetrical Society - Obstetrics - 1892 - 360 pages
...Fallopian tube need give them little trouble. In connexion with this matter, Duncan points out that where a fertilizing insemination takes place just before...might result from a free discharge of blood." It is evident that such cases occurring in married women would be very liable to be considered "cases of... | |
| Children - 1892 - 1030 pages
...insemination takes place just before the period is due the latter frequently "does not take place atall.oronly very scantily; the uterine system, as it were, anticipating...might result from a free discharge of blood." It is evident that such cases occurring in married women would be very liable to be considered "cases of... | |
| Colorado State Medical Society - Medicine - 1893 - 428 pages
...fallopian tube need give them little trouble. In connection with this matter Duncan points out that where a fertilizing insemination takes place just before...might result from a free discharge of blood." It is evident that such cases occurring in married women woidd be very liable to be considered "cases of... | |
| Rudolph August Witthaus - 1894 - 830 pages
...Fallopian tube in good time to fertilize the discharged ovum. Duncan says in this connection, that where a fertilizing insemination takes place just before...considered " cases of gestation protracted a month." In the case referred to in this article the period was a perfectly normal one, in no way differing... | |
| Rudolph August Witthaus - 1907 - 1058 pages
...Fallopian tube in good time to fertilize the discharged ovum. Duncan says in this connection, that where a fertilizing insemination takes place just before...considered " cases of gestation protracted a month." In the case referred to in this article the period was a perfectly normal one, in no way differing... | |
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