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Identifier: americantextbook00norr (find matches)
Title: An American text-book of obstetrics. For practitioners and students
Year: 1897 (1890s)
Authors: Norris, Richard C. (Richard Cooper), 1863-1937 Dickinson, Robert Latou, 1861-
Subjects: Obstetrics Obstetrics
Publisher: Philadelphia, W. B. Saunders
Contributing Library: Yale University, Cushing/Whitney Medical Library
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Fig. 320.—Hirsts case of osteomalacia (front and profile views in different perspective). a foot and a half in height (Fig. 320). The gait of an osteomalacic patient ispeculiar. In order to compensate for the approximation of the thighs broughtabout by the collapse of the pelvis the individual must turn almost through ahalf circle in order to bring one foot in front of the other. Upon examinationof the pelvis tenderness upon pressure is discovered over its anterior wall. Theflexibility of the pelvic bones may be demonstrated by direct pressure, and an DYSTOCIA. Plate 33.
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1 Exostoses at the saero-iliac junctions. 2. Knob-like exostosis on the promontory (Schauta). 3. Acan-thopelys. 4. Rachitic pelvis with abnormal but blunt projection of ileo-pectineal eminences (Mutter Mu-seum, College of Physicians, Philadelphia), o. Enchondroma (Behm). 6. Fracture of the pelvis (Otto). 7.Fracture of the acetabula in consequence of coxalgia (Ottol. 8. Fracture of the right ala of the sacrum(Fritsch). DYSTOCIA. 529 internal examination discovers in the early stage of the disease the peculiarbeak-like space behind the symphysis, and later the almost entire obliterationof the pelvic outlet and canal by the sinking in of the pelvic walls. If it ispossible to make a satisfactory internal examination of the pelvis, the lowposition and the projection of the promontory at once attract attention, andthe sharp angulation on the anterior face of the sacrum can be felt. Onaccount of the exaggerated inclination of the pelvis it may be necessary tomake an examination with the pati

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