M.D. Nikitin. On the fainting of a woman in childbirth in a forensic medical relationship. (News. General. Gig., Court. And Practice. Medicine, 1894, May)

Abstract

The forensic medical significance of the fainting of women in labor arose due to the fact that women accused of causing death to their newborn baby very often point to the fainting state in which they were at the time of delivery, or immediately after them. The author, on the basis of historical and literary data and his own observations, tries, as far as possible, to find out the grounds that the expert should be guided by when resolving questions about fainting in childbirth.

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