The practice of obstetrics, designed for the use of students and practitioners of medicine . ds. ^ature Rupture, Amniotic Hydrorrhea. 5. Anomalies in Color and Composition ofLiquor Amnii. 6. Oligohydramnios. 7. Hydranmios. Introduction.—As might logically be expected, the similarity between thepathology of this fetal membrane and that of other serous structures isvery striking. There is the same chance for the occurrence of changes of secre-tion, inflammations, exudations, serous and plastic, and bands of adhesions. I. Plastic Exudation, Amniotitis or Amnitis.—This affection generally oc
The practice of obstetrics, designed for the use of students and practitioners of medicine . ds. ^ature Rupture, Amniotic Hydrorrhea. 5. Anomalies in Color and Composition ofLiquor Amnii. 6. Oligohydramnios. 7. Hydranmios. Introduction.—As might logically be expected, the similarity between thepathology of this fetal membrane and that of other serous structures isvery striking. There is the same chance for the occurrence of changes of secre-tion, inflammations, exudations, serous and plastic, and bands of adhesions. I. Plastic Exudation, Amniotitis or Amnitis.—This affection generally occursin embryonal life, when the amnion lies against the developing skin of thechild, and it is due to the scarcity of liquid, and its failure, consequently. 202 PATHOLOGICAL PREGNANCY. to lift the fetal membrane from the childs body. When this condition is exten-sive, two results may follow: First, the decidua becomes detached, and this isnaturally followed by death of the fetusand severe hemorrhage from the ma- i ternal vessels. Second, a great manyfetal malformations may occur, for.
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