Obstetrical Anesthesia

• Anonymous. Childbirth : its pains greatly lessened, its perils entirely obviated. Being an account of an experiment recently made in London. With allusions to several cases in this country. And a clear exposition of their philosophy. Showing that the pains of childbirth may be greatly mitigated, if not entirely prevented, 1845.
• Barr DM. Anaesthesia in labor (or Child-birth without pain), 1880.
• Blundell J, ed. Charles Severn. Lectures on the principles and practice of midwifery, 1839.
• Bresgen A. De chloroformii in arte obstetritia usu : dissertatio inauguralis medico-obstetricia quam consensu et auctoritate gratiosi medicorum ordinis in alma litterarum universitate Friderica Guilelma ad summos in medicina et chirurgia honores rite capessendos die xxi. m. Martii a. MDCCLXII.
• Campbell CJ. Considérations nouvelles sur l’anesthésie obstétricale : mémoire présénté au Congrès des sciences médicales séant à Genève en septembre 1877 et dédié aux membres de la troisième section (accouchements, gynécologie), 1877.
• Campbell CJ. Mémoire sur l’anesthésie obstétrical.
• Carter RK. The sleeping car
• Channing W. A treatise on etherization in childbirth : illustrated by five hundred and eighty-one cases, 1848.
• Channing W. Two cases of inhalation of ether in instrumental labor, 1847.
• Churchill F. On the theory and pratice of midwifery (with notes and additionas by Robert M. Huston), 1848.
• Crombie CM. The cause of the commencement of parturition, 1875.
• Denham J. A report upon the use of chloroform in fifty-six cases of labour occurring in the Dublin Lying-in Hospital, 1849.
• Dewees W. An essay on the means of lessening pain, and facilitating cases of difficult parturition, 1819.
• Dye JH. Painless childbirth, or, Healthy mothers and healthy children. A book for women. Containing practical rules how the pains and perils, the difficulties and dangers of childbirth may be effectually avoided; also a practical consideration of the diseases of women, and their common-sense treatment, prescriptions, etc, 1882.
• Faure G. Considérations pratiques sur l’anesthésie obstétricale, 1866.
• Fayans M. Quatenus chloroformium in parturientibus adhibere liceat : dissertatio inauguralis medico-obstetricia quam consensu et auctoritate gratiosi medicorum ordinis in Alma Literarum Universitate Viadrina ad summos in medicina et chirurgia honores rite capassendos die xxv m. Augusti a. MDCCCLVIII.
• Gillette WR. The narcotic effect of morphia on the new-born child, when administered to the mother in labor, 1877.
• Gream GT. The misapplication of anaesthesia in childbirth, exemplified by facts, 1849.
• Greenwood WO. Scopolamine-morphine : semi-narcosis during labour, 1918.
• Gregory S. Female midwifery advocated, or, The employment of men to attend women in childbirth, and in other delicate circumstances, shown to be a modern innovation, unnecessary, unnatural, and injurious to the physical welfare of the community, and pernicious in its influence on professional and public morality …, 1848.
• Hellman AM. Amnesia and analgesia in parturition (twilight sleep), 1915.
• Houzelot PCX. Anesthésie obstétricale, de l’emploi du chloroforme dans l’accouchement naturel simple, 1854.
• McGuire H. The choice of general anaesthetics in surgery and obstetrics, 1887.
• Merriman SWJ. Arguments against the indiscriminate use of chloroform in midwifery, 1848.
• Murphy EW. Chloroform in the practice of midwifery, 1848.
• Pretty JR. Aids during labour : including the administration of chloroform, the management of the placenta, and post-partum haemorrhage, 1856.
• Rottenstein JB. Traité théorique et pratique d’anestyhésie chirurgicale avec applications a l’obstétrique, a l’ophthalmologie, a l’art dentaire, a la médecine légale, etc, 1879.
• Shew J. The water-cure in pregnancy and childbirth : illustrated with cases, showing the remarkable effects of water in mitigating the pains and perils of the paturient state, 1854.
• Siebold ECJ von. Über die Anwendung der Schwefel-Äther-Dämpfe in der Geburtshülfe, 1847.
• Simpson JY. Account of a new anaesthetic agent as a substitute for sulphuric ether in surgery and midwifery, 1847.
• Simpson JY. Anæsthesia, or, The employment of chloroform and ether in surgery, midwifery, etc., 1849.
• Simpson JY. Anæsthetic midwifery : report on its early history and progress, 1848.
• Smith P. On the employment of ether by inhalation in obstetric practice, with cases and clinical observations, 1847.
• Snow J. On the administration of chloroform during parturition, 1853.
• Stallard JH. Practical observations on the administration and effects of chloroform, especially in its application in cases of natural labour, 1848.
• Tanner J. Practical midwifery and obstetrics, including anaesthetics, 1871.
• Todd SS. On the use of anesthetics in labor, 1875.
• Williams HS. Painless childbirth, 1914.