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midwives (or male midwives, if it is
necessary to
identify them further) or
accoucheurs; the term
midhusband is
occasionally encountered,
mostly as a joke. In...
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Alytes maurus,
commonly known as the
Moroccan midwife toad, is a
species of frog in the
family Alytidae. It is
endemic to Morocco. Its
natural habitats...
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Royal College of
Physicians in London. In 1796,
Underwood was
chosen as
accoucheur at the
birth of
Princess Charlotte of Wales. In 1801, he fell sick and...
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Chamberlen became surgeon to
Queen Anne of Denmark, wife of
James I and
accoucheur to
Queen Henrietta Maria,
Charles I's queen.
Admitted to the
College of...
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detriment of the
party communicating it. The 1896 case
featuring the
royal accoucheur Dr
William Smoult Playfair showed the
difference between lay and medical...
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family secret for
nearly two
centuries and
through four
generations of
accoucheur. The
scanty evidence for the
early use of the
forceps only suggests, however...
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posthumous birth after the
death of the
mother Other Decreasing experience of
accoucheurs with the
management of
breech presentation.
Although obstetricians and...
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Wonderful A
Servant of Two
Masters Honey Bee Man The
Master of the
House Accoucheur Life
Revelations Incisive Great Teacher One and a Half
Summer The Gold...
- was
undertaken by Sir
Richard Croft.
Croft was not a physician, but an
accoucheur, much in
fashion among the well-to-do.
Charlotte was
believed to be due...
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Donaldson FRCS
FRCOG (27
April 1884 – 16
March 1973) was a
British physician-
accoucheur at St Bartholomew's Hospital, London, and
director of the
cancer department...
