The American text-book of obstetrics for practitioners and students . of the acetabula in consequence of coxalgia (Otto). B. Fracture of the right ala of the sacrum (Fritsch). DYSTOCIA. 53 interna] examinati liscovera in the early stage of the disease the peculiar beak-like space behind the symphysis, and later the almosl entire obliterationof the pelvic outlet and canal by the sinking in of tin pelvic walls, if it ispossible to make a satisfactory internal examination of the pelvis, tin- lowposition and the projection of the promontory at once attract attention, and the sharp angul
The American text-book of obstetrics for practitioners and students . of the acetabula in consequence of coxalgia (Otto). B. Fracture of the right ala of the sacrum (Fritsch). DYSTOCIA. 53 interna] examinati liscovera in the early stage of the disease the peculiar beak-like space behind the symphysis, and later the almosl entire obliterationof the pelvic outlet and canal by the sinking in of tin pelvic walls, if it ispossible to make a satisfactory internal examination of the pelvis, tin- lowposition and the projection of the promontory at once attract attention, and the sharp angulati n the anterior face of the sacrum can be felt. On account of the exaggerated inclination of the pelvis it may be necessary tomake an examination with the patient upon her side. An osteomalacic pelvishas been taken for a kyphotic, a Robert, a pseudo-osteomalacic, a cancerous, ora fractured pelvis, but a careful, methodical examination of the patient willalways lead to a correct diagnosis. Influence upon Labor.—The results of labor in osteomalacic pelves show.
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