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Sex in Relation to Society
2. It does not of itself interfere with intrauterine or extrauterine
Sex in Relation to Society
2. It does not of itself interfere with intrauterine or extrauterine
Chapter 11
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Chapters
Chapter 1: Chapter 1
Chapter 2: CHAPTER I.
Chapter 3: CHAPTER II.
Chapter 4: 1877. On January 28, 1878, she gave birth to a male infant, which was
Chapter 5: CHAPTER III.
Chapter 6: 1836. Coe and Gueniot both mention cases in which Cesarean section had
Chapter 7: CHAPTER IV.
Chapter 8: CHAPTER V.
Chapter 9: 1569. It represented the face and visage of a man, with small living
Chapter 10: 1. Diphallus, or duplication of the penis in an otherwise apparently
Chapter 11: 2. It does not of itself interfere with intrauterine or extrauterine
Chapter 12: 3. With regard to the functions of the pelvic viscera, urine may be
Chapter 13: 4. All the degrees of duplication have been met with, from a fissure of
Chapter 14: 5. The two penises are usually somewhat defective as regards prepuce,
Chapter 15: 6. The scrotum may be normal or split; the testicles, commonly two in
Chapter 16: 7. The commonly associated defects are: More or less completely septate
Chapter 17: CHAPTER VI.
Chapter 18: 1616. At the time he was described he was fifty years old, four feet in
Chapter 19: 1888. A little girl under Birkett's care in Guy's Hospital more than
Chapter 20: CHAPTER VII.
Chapter 21: CHAPTER VIII.
Chapter 22: 1630. The last lady of this remarkable trio is hale and hearty, and has
Chapter 23: CHAPTER IX.
Chapter 24: 1780. He was the eighth child of his parents, and, together with all
Chapter 25: introduction of precautions in their manufacture, the disease has
Chapter 26: CHAPTER X.
Chapter 27: CHAPTER XI.
Chapter 28: CHAPTER XII.
Chapter 29: 1833. The ileum of this man contained 92 shot and 120 plum stones.
Chapter 30: 1868. Patzki mentioned a private in the Sixth Cavalry, aged
Chapter 31: CHAPTER XIII.
Chapter 32: CHAPTER XIV.
Chapter 33: CHAPTER XV.
Chapter 34: CHAPTER XVI.
Chapter 35: 1893. She was the third of a family of 13 children of whom only five
Chapter 36: CHAPTER XVII.
Chapter 37: 1886. She had had epilepsy of the grand mal type for a number of years,
Chapter 38: 1895. These cases, though rare, are of course not infrequently met
Chapter 39: CHAPTER XVIII.
Chapter 40: 1485. The physicians could do little or nothing for the people, and
Chapter 41: 1798. In this important work he announced the security against the
Chapter 42: 1820. In the following two years it devastated the Chinese Empire and
life; but the associated anomalies (e.g., atresia ani) may be sources of danger. If not noticed at birth, it is not usually discovered till adult life, and even then the discovery is commonly accidental.
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