The American text-book of obstetrics for practitioners and students . \ Fig. 202.—Traction on the near leg is made di-agonally across the mothers pelvis to pull thechilds breech into the inlet. Fig. 263.—Traction made directly downwardleaves the breech seated on the iliac fossa andrequires useless force. the mechanism we desire to institute, and we shall diverge from our practicalstudy to consider conflicting theories and teachings, since there is much differ- OBSTETRIC SURGERY. 17. enoe of opinion as to the m*>~t advisable, expeditious, and successful question at issue is whethe
The American text-book of obstetrics for practitioners and students . \ Fig. 202.—Traction on the near leg is made di-agonally across the mothers pelvis to pull thechilds breech into the inlet. Fig. 263.—Traction made directly downwardleaves the breech seated on the iliac fossa andrequires useless force. the mechanism we desire to institute, and we shall diverge from our practicalstudy to consider conflicting theories and teachings, since there is much differ- OBSTETRIC SURGERY. 17. enoe of opinion as to the m*>~t advisable, expeditious, and successful question at issue is whether to seize one or l>ili feet, the near or th>v iIk remote fool in certain cases and the near fool in certain othercases. We state, theoretically, the most :nl\ isable method, but we not pre-tend to make hard-and-fast rules. In practice we often <1—nt what wewould, but what we may. We may summarize the discussion !>\ saying thattraction on either foot will rightly effect the version, bnl thai it
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