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George Gillespie notes taken from Dr. Thomas Young's Lectures on Midwifery
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Gillespie, George
Contributor
University of Edinburgh.
Title
George Gillespie notes taken from Dr. Thomas Young's Lectures on Midwifery
Description
This collection consists of two volumes which contain what appears to be verbatim notes taken by George Gillespie from Dr. Young's Lectures on Midwifery at the University of Edinburgh in 1761. The first volume primarily focuses on the history of midwifery, basic female anatomy and common gynecological problems and disorders. Topics in the second volume include techniques for removing the placenta, laborious labors, use of the forceps, properties of different kinds of milk, and a host of possible complications. Both volumes contain an index.
Subject
Young, Thomas, d. 1783
Medical education
Medicine
Midwifery
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