L C Grosvenor

PUERPERAL ECLAMPSIA. HAPPILY both for the doctor and his patients this disease is of rare occurrence. It is a violent convulsion, epileptiform in character, followed by coma, occurring during the latter months of gestation, and during and after labor. Although it is a condition of great peril to both mother and child much can be done in the way of prevention alleviation, and cure. Many are the causes which in the past have been assigned for this malady but later research narrows them to two or three