The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 123
119 Hartigan, Trismus Nascentium. 1884.] afford much relief. This is sufficient to account for the rejection of the theory. I myself confess to some disappointment until repeated obser- vations made the cause clear. I found some instances where, on account of deficient ossification, or the… … Capillary bloodvessels in lymph around spinal cord, with coagula on right side, upper portion. Case of trismus nascentium, 8 days old. Magnified 160 diameters. precipitated during or shortly after delivery, death following in a few hours. These fortunately constitute a very small percentage, and…
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