obstetrician

Ebbing’s interest in umbilical cord problems began as a young obstetrician, when one of her patients lost her child during delivery because of a cord abnormality even though it had been diagnosed before birth.

Families were steered into the program by a 1988 law — one of only two in the nation — that severely restricts the parents of certain brain-damaged children from suing their obstetrician or the hospital where their child was born.

She said she had urged her obstetrician, Shamas, and the nurses who delivered Hunter on June 27, 2012, to initiate a cesarean section.

When I was pregnant with my first daughter, I recall my obstetrician telling me it was good to exercise but to be careful about lifting weights.

On the morning of June 14, 2016, Ruth Jacques went to see her obstetrician for a regularly scheduled appointment.

It is believed the couple were visiting royal obstetrician Alan Farthing.

The obstetrician, a woman, was told that Amal was deaf and mute.

Rep. Phil Gingrey of Georgia, a Republican and an obstetrician-gynecologist, was somewhat more measured.

Not only did Allen perform abortions, he was also the obstetrician who delivered Karen Santorum.

Paul, an obstetrician, is a mainstream social conservative on issues such as abortion.

I saw Sir Barnaby Burtle, the obstetrician, standing by his scarlet front door, eagerly devouring the news.

When the kittens were born into this dark and dreary world, Mr. Danner assisted as sole obstetrician.

What Sir John said was quite true; he was a sound and skilful obstetrician of the old school.

The obstetrician may be obliged to sit by the bed and hold on to the bag for from three to twelve hours.

The obstetrician must be able to diagnose the special cause and treat the indications.