...application of the forceps, without reference to the individual case, would, of course, be wrong. Many circumstances must guide us here. But it is safe to...outlet in order to prevent laceration of the perineum. We refer here not only to the dangers arising from prolonged pressure, but also to permanent relaxation...

...application of the forceps, without reference to the individual case, would, of course, be wrong. Many circumstances must guide us here. But it is safe to...outlet in order to prevent laceration of the perineum. We refer here not only to the dangers arising from prolonged pressure, but also to permanent relaxation...

...elapse before the application of the forceps without reference to the individual case, is, of course, wrong. Many other circumstances must guide us here....outlet in order to prevent laceration of the perineum. We refer here not only to the dangers arising from prolonged pressure, but also to permanent relaxation...

...elapse before the application of the forceps without reference to the individual case, is, of course, wrong. Many other circumstances must guide us here....outlet in order to prevent laceration of the perineum. We refer here not only to the dangers arising from prolonged pressure, but also to permanent relaxation...

...elapse before the application of the forceps without reference to the individual case, is, of course, wrong. Many other circumstances must guide us here....when with good uterine contractions the head remains stationarv, the danger of injury to the maternal soft parts becomes an important factor. A similar...

...application of the forceps, without reference to the individual case, is, of course, wrong. Many otfor circumstances must guide us here. But it is safe to say that, when with goo'l . uterine contraction the head remains stationary, the danger of injury to the maternal soft...