The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 56
d came out, for then the two bodies passed through the pelvis parallel to each other, driven by the natural powers, as far as the thorax. I noticed the screw- movement they performed in their egress, and this inspired me to turn the bodies over the abdomen of the mother. These two diagrams'^… … seven inches (3^ and 3^), could not, of course, pass the brim. In Fig. 2 it is. seen that the head (B) of the posterior child was somewhat displaced by (A) that of the anterior body, and become well advanced in the pelvis, the angle a gradually becoming more and more obtuse as the other 1 De…
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