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by Mauriceau François 1637-1709 (Author)
Traité des maladies des femmes grosses, et de celles qui sont accouchées; enseignant la bonne is a historical medical treatise by François Mauriceau, originally published in 1681. This important work provides insights into the medical understanding and treatment of women during pregnancy and postpartum in 17th-century France. It reflects the medical practices and knowledge of the time, offering a valuable resource for understanding the history of obstetrics and gynecology. Mauriceau's detailed observations and guidance shed light on the challenges and approaches to women's health during this period.
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