Correspondence concerning a fatal case of placenta proevia / prepared by Charles E. Buckingham and printed for the benefit of the profession ; republished with an appendix by D. Barnard.

  • Buckingham, Charles E. (Charles Edward), 1821-1877.
Date:
1870
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Credit: Correspondence concerning a fatal case of placenta proevia / prepared by Charles E. Buckingham and printed for the benefit of the profession ; republished with an appendix by D. Barnard. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    £7 refer, so far as I know from the account of her husband, I could not judge of the appropriateness of the treatment—I could form no opinion and of course could express none. From your account of the case, I should judge you had en- deavored faithfully to discharge your duty. Yours truly, D. HUMPHREYS STORER. Jan. 20th, '70. No. xvm and No. xix were enclosed in the following letter, No. xx, to Mr. Barnard, whose answer, and the remainder of the correspondence, are left without comment. . No. XX. Boston, January 28th, '70. My Dear Sir,—Should you see fit to read a part or the whole of our correspondence to any more patients of mine, will you oblige, me by reading also the enclosed copies as an appendix. Respectfully yours, CHARLES E. BUCKINGHAM. D. Barnard, Esq. No. XXL Boston, February 2nd, 1870. Dr. C. E. Buckingham. Dear Sir,—Yours of Jan. 28th, enclosing copies of several letters, has been received. In one of them your correspondent says, From your ac- count of the case, I should judge you had endeavored faith- fully to discharge your duty. Will you please inform me what your account of the case was ? Respectfully yours, D. BARNARD.