. A treatise on obstetrics for students and practitioners . Spondylolisthesis. Third, fourth and fifth lumbar vertebra. (Neugebatjek.)A,B,C. Osteophytic disks. m,m,m,o,o. Marginal hyperostosis of bodies of vertebrae. n,n,r, and deformed edges of vertebra at sacral promontory, u. Exostosis at left sacro-iliacjoint. Fig. 144. Fig. Fig. 144.—Woman with spondylolisthetic pelvis.(Neugebauee.) Fig. 145.—Kyphotic, laterally contracted, pelvis.(Wegscheidee.) LABOR IN RARE VARIETIES OF DEFORMED PELVES. 293 section, followed by hysterectomy, with removal of the tubes andovaries. Experienc
. A treatise on obstetrics for students and practitioners . Spondylolisthesis. Third, fourth and fifth lumbar vertebra. (Neugebatjek.)A,B,C. Osteophytic disks. m,m,m,o,o. Marginal hyperostosis of bodies of vertebrae. n,n,r, and deformed edges of vertebra at sacral promontory, u. Exostosis at left sacro-iliacjoint. Fig. 144. Fig. Fig. 144.—Woman with spondylolisthetic pelvis.(Neugebauee.) Fig. 145.—Kyphotic, laterally contracted, pelvis.(Wegscheidee.) LABOR IN RARE VARIETIES OF DEFORMED PELVES. 293 section, followed by hysterectomy, with removal of the tubes andovaries. Experience has shown that such cases are best treated byoophorectomy, and that the disease in pregnant women is checked bythis procedure. The pelvis may also be narrowed in some cases by coutractiou in oneof its diameters only. Thus the transverse diameter is occasionallymuch shortened. Any cause which checks the development of thepelvis may shorten its capacity in one of its diameters, often an oblique. Fig. 146. Fig. 147.
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