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Similar in both appearance and
function to the Auvard's basiotribe this rare instrument of foetal
destruction comes in its original case signed O. Creuzan (Bordeaux).
The instrument was intended to be used to both perforate the skull,
collapse and extract it in the event of obstructed labour. In
practice it was too cumbersome and clumsy an instrument to find
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