Case of Turning, Instead of Craniotomy, in a Contracted Pelvis

ous, notwithstanding the employment of bleeding, tartar emetic, etc.; and after two days' duration, she was attacked with violent convulsions, which were overcome only by profuse bleeding, and were followed by complete coma. In this state, the head being still at the brim of the pelvis, she was, with great difficulty, and after much delay, delivered by the forceps?the child having evidently been dead for some time. The