Midwifery in general practice
In considering a large number of cases the question at once arises, what method of classification is to be followed, and how are the particular cases reported in full to be selected? A mere chronological history of the cases would be wearisome and uninteresting. It is perhaps natural that the early...
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University of Edinburgh
1904
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