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Mauriceau–Smellie–Veit
maneuver or
Mauriceau maneuver (named
after François
Mauriceau,
William Smellie and
Gustav Veit) is an
obstetric or
emergent medical...
- François
Mauriceau (1637 – 17
October 1709) was a
French obstetrician. Born in Paris, he
received his
training in
obstetrics at the Hôtel-Dieu. He was...
- were
French as ****s enjo**** wide
usage in France. In 1694 François
Mauriceau in his early-modern treatise, The
Diseases of
Women with Child, records...
-
evolved over time. In the late 17th century,
French obstetrician François
Mauriceau believed that the
enlarged abdomens of
falsely pregnant patients were...
-
delivery po****rized by
other physicians, and
sometimes known as the "
Mauriceau-Smellie-Veit maneuver".
Guillemeau was a
practitioner of the
podalic version...
- man's seed and
casts her own with it". In the 17th century, François
Mauriceau described glands at the
female urethral meatus that "pour out
great quantities...
- Leopoldino-Carolinae, ebd. 1742, S. 422-25. "La vie et l'œuvre François
Mauriceau :
introduction de ses idées en
Alsace au
XVIIIeme siecle par
Johann Jakob...
- Acrobatic gymnastics Club
Cercle Paul Bert
Rennes Head coach(es) Eva
Mauriceau,
Malgo Bardy Former coach(es)
Sandrine Bouvet C****ographer Mélanie Avisse...
- that the ****oris was in fact the
source of
pleasure in women. François
Mauriceau notes that the ****oris is "where the
author of
Nature has
placed the...
- of obstetrics. He died in Deyelsdorf. His name is ****ociated with the "
Mauriceau–Smellie–Veit maneuver", a
procedure defined as a
classical method of ****isted...
