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Re: history of caesarean section From: bergr@is2.nyu.edu Mon Mar 3 20:49:10 1997 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: DR A N MALPANI: "Re: THUJA was management of condylomaRe: management of condyloma" Previous message: Harvey S. Marchbein, M.D.: "Re: G's and P's -still?!" Maybe in reply to: mbucci: "history of caesarean section" Next in thread: T Dubose: "Re: history of caesarean section" At 06:20 PM 3/2/97 -0600, you wrote: >I am looking for any information on the history of caesarean sections. >Any historical medical data on the subject would be helpful. When was > One of the most interesting sites I've ever seen on the web (at the National Library of Medicine) is "Cesarean Section - A Brief History." I encourage everybody on the list to (not to sound like an advertisement, but...) point your web browser to http://www.nlm.nih.gov:80/exhibition/cesarean/cesarean_1.html Roberta, anywhere appropriate in obgyn.net to put a link to this site? _____________________________________________________ Robert E. Berg, M.D. _____________________________________________________ Scranton born, Bellevue trained; that's not necessary officer, I'll come along quietly.... Next message: DR A N MALPANI: "Re: THUJA was management of condylomaRe: management of condyloma" Previous message: Harvey S. Marchbein, M.D.: "Re: G's and P's -still?!" Maybe in reply to: mbucci: "history of caesarean section" Next in thread: T Dubose: "Re: history of caesarean section"

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