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High-risk intrapartum nursing

Nan H. Troiano

1992

Catching babies

Charlotte G. Borst

1995

The Dublin practice of midwifery

Henry Maunsell

1834

Birth and human evolution

M. Maurice Abitbol

1996

A set of anatomical tables, with explanations

Smellie, William

1797

Imacculate Deception

Suzanne Arms

2000

Birth as an American rite of passage

Robbie Davis-Floyd

1992

The place of version in obstetrics

Irving W. Potter

1922

What to do when you're having a baby

Gloria G. Mayer, Ann Kuklierus

2004

Birth

Tina Cassidy

2007

Birth at home

Sheila Kitzinger

1979

Hand-book of practical midwifery: Including Full Instruction for the Homoeopathic Treatment of ..

John Howard Marsden

1879

A set of anatomical tables

Smellie, William

1793

Deliver me from pain

Jacqueline H. Wolf

2009

Midwifery illustrated

J. P. Maygrier

1833

The principles and practice of obstetric medicine and surgery

Francis H. Ramsbotham

1845

Birth models that work

Robbie Davis-Floyd

2009

Breech Birth

Benna Waites

2003

Pregnancy Sucks

Joanne Kimes

2003

Birth Matters

Ina May Gaskin

2011

Home Birth

Alice Gilgoff

1989

Lying-in

Dorothy C. Wertz, Richard W. Wertz

1979

Easing labor pain

Adrienne B. Lieberman

1992

The birth partner

Penny Simkin

1989

The Philadelphia practice of midwifery

Charles D. Meigs

1838

Women's Health during and after Pregnancy

Jacqueline Fawcett, Lorraine Tulman

2002

The Risk at delivery

G. P. Mandruzzato

1977

Pelvic health & childbirth

Magnus Murphy

2003

Pushed

Jennifer Block

2007

Achieving strong teamwork practices in hospital labor and delivery units

Donna Farley

2010

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