Abstract
THE primary purpose of this presentation is to describe further the clinical picture of rupture of the marginal sinus of the normally implanted placenta. A general plan for the management of this complication is described. It is recognized that many physicians and medical communities have been reluctant to accept this really old diagnosis; however, for lack of time, its distinctness is not defended here except for one particular. An explanation is necessary because many have raised the question whether cases of rupture of the marginal sinus are not actually abruptions of the marginal portion of the placenta. They are not, . . .
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