A rare cause of death of a woman in labor (bleeding from ruptured peritonitic adhesions)

Abstract

On June 29, 1890, N. was called to a pregnant 36-year-old nurse who gave birth 2 times: 7 years ago an immature dead fetus and 11/2 years of a so-called premature baby. The last bloods were in November 1889. Pregnancy was proceeding normally, but on June 28, after the jump, she felt a strong stitching in her right side and after that the onset of unusually painful attempts.

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