Sentence examples for obstetrical from inspiring English sources

Then a doctor called Ignaz Semmelweis achieved a dramatic reduction in deaths by insisting that doctors wash their hands between autopsies and obstetrical examinations.

A graduate in medicine (1809) of the University of Pennsylvania, Channing studied in Europe, returning in 1812 to an obstetrical practice.

Obstetrical practices in some parts of the world can lead to infection of the newborn child.

After 20 years of village practice, Smellie went to London to give obstetrical lecture-demonstrations to midwives and medical students.

Chamberlen is credited with the invention (c. 1630) of the obstetrical forceps, designed to draw the infant through the mother's vagina more easily.

The book became a standard obstetrical text for 75 years.

He was associated with the Mt . Sinai Hospital professor at Mt . Sinai School of Medicine president of the Associated Alumni of the hospital, recipient of the coveted Jacobi Medallion, and a member of the New York Obstetrical Society.

NELSON--Dr. James H. The Council and Fellows of the New York Obstetrical Society record with profound regret the recent death of their Life Fellow, James H. Nelson, MD.

Dr. Sonia Hassan, director of the Center for Advanced Obstetrical Care and Research at the National Health Institutes, a co-author of the study, said the study's findings should lead all women to have sonograms around the 20th week of their pregnancies to see if they have short cervixes that put their pregnancies at increased risk.

Among his many honors and professional associations, he was a Bowen-Brooks Scholar, a fellow of the New York Obstetrical Society and the Brooklyn Gynecological Society, and an affiliate of the Royal Society of Medicine, as well as a Knight of Malta.

The Council and Fellows of the New York Obstetrical Society record with profound regret the recent death of their Life Fellow and former Society President, Vincent Tricomi, MD.