Transactions of the Obstetrical Society of London

EDIS (A. W.) Remarks on the treatment of mammary abscess.
on profuse menorrhagia excited by Morbus Brightii
on the diagnosis of cancer of the cervix, and the em-
ployment of the actual cautery to destroy the lining mem-
brane of the cervix.

on a case of long retention of a pessary
on Braxton Hicks's paper on fibroids in walls of a
uterus pregnant three and a half months

funis

on the genu-pectoral position in prolapse of the

on a case of rupture of the vagina in delivery (the
pelvis less than two inches)

see Diver, Stothard.

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Election of New Fellows
2, 35, 65, 89, 131, 211, 273, 301, 341
Election of Honorary Fellows [Gustav Simon, M.D., and Prof.

Courty, M.D.]
Epithelioma of the cervix uteri, complicated with pregnancy
(C. T. Savory)
pregnancy, parturition, death of mother from pyæmia
(A. W. Edis)

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344

FARRE (Arthur) Remarks in the discussion on puerperal fever
Fatty degeneration, &c., of the placenta (J. Brunton)

Fibroids in walls of a uterus pregnant three and a half months,

and placenta prævia (J. B. Hicks)

Foetal head, lateral obliquity of, in normal parturition (A. L.

Tabular statement of measurements of foetal heads

Foetus, case of general dropsy in a (L. Tait)

general dropsy of, in a case of abortion at six and a half
months (Protheroe Smith)

anencephalic, specimen of (O. Barber).

ascitic, complication in the delivery of an (J. A. Thomp-
son)

hydrocephalic, presented by the breech, causing impedi-
ment to delivery (A. W. Edis)

Friability, &c., of the placenta (J. Brunton)
Funis, on prolapse of, during labour (G. Roper)

GALABIN (A. L.) case of extra-uterine pregnancy in which a
communication existed between the cyst and the uterus 170

GALABIN (A. L.) case of extra-uterine pregnancy (p. 170)
Report on organs taken from the case

on the occurrence in normal labour of lateral obliquity of
the foetal head

Discussion on ditto

GALTON (J. H.) Remarks on the induction of inversion of the
uterus

Gastrotomy, extra-uterine fibroid tumour, weighing 174 lb.,
removed by, (C. H. F. Routh)

GERVIS (Fred. H.) report of a case of complete inversion of the

uterus occurring immediately after labour

Discussion on ditto.

GERVIS (Henry) specimen of retention of a pessary

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Remarks on A. L. Galabin's paper on lateral obliquity of

the foetal head

GODSON (C.) curious dark crescentic pigmentation round the
nipples of both breasts

· Discussion on ditto.

Remarks in discussion on C. T. Savory's case of epithe-
lioma of the cervix.

in objection to use of J. G. Swayne's blunt hook for
breech presentation.
GREENE (W. T.) Remarks in the discussion on puerperal fever 253
GRIFFITH (G. de Gorrequer) Remarks in the discussion on puer-
peral fever.

261

GRIGG (W. C.) Remarks on F. H. Gervis's case of inversion of

Hæmorrhage into the pelvis, uterus and ovaries of a woman
who had died of (Heywood Smith)

Harris (Herbert Robey) of Bury, notice of death of .
HAYES (T. C.) uterus and appendages connected by adhesions

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to the large intestine

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placental polypus :

177

fatty placenta and a stillborn fœtus from a syphilitic
patient (exhibited)

275

Report on F. Wallace's specimen of uterus, ovary, &c., and
tumour

on F. Wallace's case of monstrosity

Remarks on F. H. Gervis's case of inversion of uterus

on chorea in pregnancy, and its relation to rheuma-

Hayman (C. C.), M.D., of Eastbourne, obituary notice of
Hair, teeth, and bone, dermoid cyst containing, removed by

ovariotomy (R. Barnes)

HEWITT (Graily) Remarks in the discussion on puerperal fever
HICKS (J. Braxton) report of three cases of cephalotripsy (with
two casts).

Discussion on ditto.

dissection of a uterus pregnant three and a half months,
the placenta being prævia, and fibroids developed in the
walls of the uterus.

Remarks on the growth of the principle of rest for preven
tion of mammary abscess

in reply to discussion on his paper on cephalotripsy.
on the advantages of the galvanic wire over the écra-
seur in cancer of the cervix, on the origin of the malignant
disease, &c.

in discussion on Dr. Savory's case of epithelioma of

the cervix..

in the discussion on puerperal fever

on J. G. Swayne's blunt hook and sling for breech

presentations

on cephalic version in prolapse of the funis

218

HUNTLEY (R. E.) of Jarrow Remarks in the discussion on
puerperal fever

151

HUTCHINSON (Jonathan) Remarks in the discussion on puer-
peral fever.

116

Hydatidiform mole, case of (J. Williams)

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HOLMAN (C.) Letter on the relation of puerperal fever to the
infective diseases

Index to fifteen volumes of the Transactions,' by Dr. Potter (re-
ferred to).

Intestine, large, uterus and appendages connected by adhesions

to (T. C. Hayes)

Inversion, see Uterus..

James (Alfred), M.D., of Forest Hill, notice of death of

LAWRENCE (Aust) Dr. J. G. Swayne's blunt hook and sling

Lee (Newton) of Hornsey, notice of death of

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LEISHMAN (Wm.) Remarks in the discussion on puerperal fever 101

LIEBMAN (Charles) clinical notes on the early course of cancer

Ligatures, catgut, Remarks in objection to their use in Cæsarian

section

List of officers elected for 1875

ditto for 1876

of Honorary Fellows.

of Ordinary Fellows.

- of deceased Fellows, 1874 [with obituary notices, which

see]

of past Presidents

of Referees of Papers

of Standing Committees

of Honorary Local Secretaries.

LOCOCK (Sir Charles) Hon. Pres., allusion to his death

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vi

vii

viii, ix

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273

MADGE (Henry M.), case of labour complicated by pelvic
tumour and by convulsions

Remarks on Protheroe Smith's case of dropsy of the
fœtus

.

on J. G. Swayne's blunt hook and sling for breech
presentations

MATTHEWS (J.) Remarks on treatment of mammary abscess
MEADOWS (Alfred) note on the post-mortem diagnosis of a
nulliparous uterus

Discussion on ditto (adjourned)

Remarks in favour of Cæsarian section for delivery in cases
of cancer of the cervix

against the use of catgut ligatures in Cæsarian

section

in objection to the use of Dr. Diver's apparatus for

on the advantage of removing cancer of the cervix,

even if pregnancy has commenced

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Meeting, Annual General, January 6th, 1875

Mendenhall (George), M.D., of Cincinnati, notice of death of
Midwives, the better education of (reference to the question)
Mole, hydatidiform, case of (J. Williams)

Monstrosity, case of (F. Wallace).

MURRAY (G. C. P.) Remarks on the application of belladonna
plaster to mammary abscess.

assisting labour

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NEWMAN (Wm.) Remarks in the discussion on puerperal fever. 101 uterus with extensive epithelial disease of the os and cervix uteri; Cæsarian section in 1866 (exhibited)

Discussion on ditto.

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