The practice of obstetrics, designed for the use of students and practitioners of medicine . Fig. 822. -Double Oblique Pelvis of of pelvic inlet of Fig. 821. Dia- MATERNAL DYSTOCIA FROM OBSTRUCTED LABOR. 627. Fig. 823.—Generally Equally Enlarged Pelvis. Pelvic Inlet.—{Authorscollection.) VII. Generally Equally Enlarged Pelvis. Pelvis ^quabiliter Pelvis. Justo-major Pelvis (Figs. 823 and 824).—This pelvis is occa-sionally observed in women of medium height, although it also sometimesaccompanies a gigantic stature. Frequency and etiology: This con
The practice of obstetrics, designed for the use of students and practitioners of medicine . Fig. 822. -Double Oblique Pelvis of of pelvic inlet of Fig. 821. Dia- MATERNAL DYSTOCIA FROM OBSTRUCTED LABOR. 627. Fig. 823.—Generally Equally Enlarged Pelvis. Pelvic Inlet.—{Authorscollection.) VII. Generally Equally Enlarged Pelvis. Pelvis ^quabiliter Pelvis. Justo-major Pelvis (Figs. 823 and 824).—This pelvis is occa-sionally observed in women of medium height, although it also sometimesaccompanies a gigantic stature. Frequency and etiology: This condition is oftenmerely congenital, with no other particular explanation. Clinical characteristics:In this pelvis all the diameters, although preserving normalproportions, are condition is seldom no-ticed, especially if not presentin an extreme degree. Duringpregnancy the woman is liableto have increased pressuresymptoms. This is due tothe low position of the uterusin the roomy pelvis. Consti-pation, urinary symptoms,oedema of the vulva, varicoseveins, and difficult locomotionare common in : This is rarely made,but if measurements show ageneral and symmetrical in-crease, diagn
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