 | 1884 - 540 pages
...tout in knowing what are the cases in which we are justified in advising those who trust them•eelves to us to run the risk of a dangerous operation, with...the bad cases, and these only are the fit subjects, we might then advise interference with a more easy mind. I am not sure if we can so advise, if the... | |
 | Thomas Keith - 1885 - 114 pages
...approaching a death-rate of eight per cent. I doubt even if the mortality of the extreme cases exceed this. And after all, the great difficulty is, not...subjects, then one might advise interference with a more easy mind. I do not think that we can so advise, if the mortality cannot be kept under ten per... | |
 | 1884 - 734 pages
...not in doing these things, but in knowing what are the cases in which we are justified in advising those who trust themselves to us to run the risk of...the bad cases, and these only are the fit subjects, we might then advise interference with a more easy mind. I am not sure if we can so advise, if the... | |
 | Alexander Johnston Chalmers Skene - 1888 - 980 pages
...approaching a death-rate of eight per cent. I doubt even if the mortality of the extreme cases exceed this. And, after all, the great difficulty is, not...these only are the fit subjects, then one might advise interfer366 ence with a more easy mind. I do not think that we can so advise, if the mortality can... | |
 | Alexander Johnston Chalmers Skene - 1889 - 1028 pages
...great difficulty is, not in doing even the worst of these operations, but in knowing what are tlie cases in which it is right to advise those who trust...subjects, then one might advise interference with a more easy mind. I do not think that we can so advise, if the mortality can not be kept under ten per... | |
 | Medical Association of Georgia. Annual Meeting - 1895 - 374 pages
...kills? The mortality of an ordinary uterine fibroid, if left alone, is nothing approaching a death-rate of eight per cent. I doubt even if the mortality of...subjects, then one might advise interference with a more easy mind. I do not think that we can so advise, if the mortality cannot be kept under ten per... | |
 | Medical Association of Georgia - 1895 - 374 pages
...kills? The mortality of an ordinary uterine fibroid, if left alone, is nothing approaching a death-rate of eight per cent. I doubt even if the mortality of...subjects, then one might advise interference with a ' more easy mind. I do not think that we can so advise, if the mortality cannot be kept under ten per... | |
 | 1898 - 806 pages
...nothing approaching a death-rate of S per cent. I doubt even if the mortality of the extreme cases exceed this. And, after all, the great difficulty is not...attendant miseries. Could we get the mortality down to 5 per cent, in the bad cases — and these only are the fit subjects — then one might advise interference... | |
 | 1898 - 68 pages
...nothing approaching a death-rate of 8 per cent. I doubt even if the mortality of the extreme cases exceed this. And, after all, the great difficulty is not...attendant miseries. Could we get the mortality down to 5 per cent in the bad cases — and these only are the fit subjects — then one might advise interference... | |
 | 1884 - 738 pages
...not in doing these things, but in knowing what are the cases in which we are justified in advising those who trust themselves to us to run the risk of...the bad cases, and these only are the fit subjects, we might then advise interference with a more easy mind. I am not sure if we can so advise, if the... | |
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I doubt even if the mortality of the extreme cases exceeds this. And, after all, the great difficulty is, not in doing even the worst of these operations, but in knowing what are the cases in which it is right to advise those who trust themselves to us... 