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Unusual Application of Obstetrical Forceps
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1969To the Editor:— This reports a proctologic procedure wherein a petroleum jelly jar was delivered from the rectum with the assistance of obstetrical forceps. Report of a Case:— At 9 AM, a 67-year-old man of average intelligence was massaging his "rear end" with a jar of petroleum jelly to relieve a bothersome itch. He "coughed and sneezed at the same
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Postgraduate Medicine, 1964
Routine episiotomy in primiparas has become an accepted procedure; use of low forceps will spare the baby considerable trauma and prevent much maternal discomfort. The vertex posterior presentation is a common indication for use of obstetric forceps. Another indication is breech presentation. Midforceps delivery has a limited place in obstetrics.
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Routine episiotomy in primiparas has become an accepted procedure; use of low forceps will spare the baby considerable trauma and prevent much maternal discomfort. The vertex posterior presentation is a common indication for use of obstetric forceps. Another indication is breech presentation. Midforceps delivery has a limited place in obstetrics.
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William Smellie's obstetrical forceps
Australian and New Zealand Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, 2004openaire +2 more sources