Diagnosis in Clinical Obstetrics |
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abdominal abnormality abortion acute amenorrhoea appear assessment associated baby become birth bladder bleeding blood blood-pressure breasts breech brim carried cause cent cervix changes CHAPTER child clinical common complete condition congenital contractions cord cyst delivery develop diagnosis diameter Differential difficult dilatation disease early enlargement especially examination feel felt fibroid fingers fœtal fœtus give given glucose hæmorrhage hand head heart hospital immediately important increased indicate infection interval labour later look loss lower marked maternal measurement membranes months mother movements muscle necessary normal noted occur onset ovarian pain palpation particularly passed patient pelvis placenta position possible pre-eclampsia pregnancy prenatal present pressure radiograph recorded removed result reveal rise rupture seen segment separation severe side Special stage swelling tenderness tion treatment tumour urine usually uterine uterus vaginal wall weeks weight woman