obstetrics

• Since no one in these prisons knew anything about obstetrics, a midwife or obstetrician would be kidnapped off the streets, blindfolded, and told to deliver the child. —  Omni: July 1993
• Pediatrics and obstetrics were her field; she left the cellular research to Max, and just helped him with laboratory routine. —  Galaxy, October, 1950 - Vol.1 No.1
• Modern obstetrics, although have far drifted from a natural, traditional aid in delivery, and turned into quite an invasive medical practice, nonetheless have made the process of labour and delivery a good deal less dangerous and painful for both the mother and her child. —  All Women Stalk
• Paz said a branch would typically take about 25 students in their third and fourth years, which are spent on rotations such as obstetrics-gynecology and pediatrics. —  Centredaily.com: Local
• Do we really believe that industrial obstetrics is the best model for ourselves and our children? —  Charlottesville Blogs

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