The mechanism of retroversion and prolapsus of the uterus considered in relation to the simple lacerations of the cervix uteri and their treatment by bloody operations

The mechanism of retroversion and prolapsus of the uterus considered in relation to the simple lacerations of the cervix uteri and their treatment by bloody operations

by Nathan Bozeman

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