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The practice of obstetrics, designed for the use of students and practitioners of medicine . iosa Pemphigus. (4) Ecthyma Neonatorum. (5) Multiple Abscess.(6) Erysipelas. 6. Tetanus. 7. Aphthae. 8. Thrush. VI. DISEASES OF UNKNOWN NATURE. (Page 847.) 1. Omphalorrhagia. 2. Melena. 3. Miscellaneous Hemorrhages. 4. Sclerema Neonatorum. 5. Buhls Disease. 6. Winckels Disease* 7. Mastitis. 8. Jaundice. VII. GENERAL POST-PARTUM CONDITIONS. (Page 852.) 1. Ulceration ofthe Hard Palate. 2. Sublingual Cysts. 3, Vomiting. 4. Colic. 5. Diar-rhea. 6. Constipation. 7. Intestinal Obstru
The practice of obstetrics, designed for the use of students and practitioners of medicine . iosa Pemphigus. (4) Ecthyma Neonatorum. (5) Multiple Abscess.(6) Erysipelas. 6. Tetanus. 7. Aphthae. 8. Thrush. VI. DISEASES OF UNKNOWN NATURE. (Page 847.) 1. Omphalorrhagia. 2. Melena. 3. Miscellaneous Hemorrhages. 4. Sclerema Neonatorum. 5. Buhls Disease. 6. Winckels Disease* 7. Mastitis. 8. Jaundice. VII. GENERAL POST-PARTUM CONDITIONS. (Page 852.) 1. Ulceration ofthe Hard Palate. 2. Sublingual Cysts. 3, Vomiting. 4. Colic. 5. Diar-rhea. 6. Constipation. 7. Intestinal Obstruction. 8. Pneumonia. 9. Con-vulsions. 10. Infantile Cachexia. II. Sudden Death. 12. Medication ofthe Newly Born. General Considerations.—While it is customary to assign particular causesfor individual infantile deaths, the fact must remain that in the struggle forexistence many fetuses and newly born children are simply unable to survive,and that the particular disease which terminates their existence is almost amatter of indifference as compared with the marked predisposition to early. AntenatalConditMns. CongenitalDebiliti/Diseases andMalformations^Dfo Fetal andMaternal DptociaIntrapartum CoTiditions ^5fo Fig. 998.—Diagram showing the Mor-tality OF THE Newly Born in NewYork.—{Modified from A. Brotherstables.) Fig. Jepsis or^-^^ostpartum Intermptirm ofPregmncy^^l^^^^L(Prematurity)-13% 999.—Diagram showing the Mor-tality OF THE Newly Born.
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