Full Description
The book Labour and delivery:Update discusses protocols for labour management from A to Z in a concise manner and easy to understand language. It covers latest guidelines for breech delivery, management of preterm labour and premature preterm rupture of membranes and labour complications .It revisits instrumental vaginal delivery as many gynecologists and obstetricians lack the skill for forceps and ventouse delivery.
This book covers all the latest cochrane reviews,RCOG, NICE ,ACOG guidelines and other studies for managing various labour conditions. It includes all the latest developments and research to keep the readers abreast with the latest evidence-based strategies.
The book is a ready revision tool for busy practitioners, postgraduates, undergraduates,midwifes, and for those who want to focus on delivery and labour events.
Contents
Pathophysiology of Labour .- Partograph History newer changes.- Fluid Management in Labour .- First Stage of labour.- Labour Abnormalities, Prolonged Labour, precipitate labour, etc.- Second stage of Labour.- Third stage of Labour.- Uterine inversion.- Cord prolapse Twins and higher birth order Pregnancies.- Placenta accreta.- COVID 19 in Pregnancy Pain relief in labour.- Blood transfusion in Obstetrics-DIC .- Induction of labour PPH introduce Medical management.- Surgical Manangement of PPH.- Postpartum Collapse Management of Fetal Distress-MSL.- Intrapartum Fetal Survillence.- Amniotic Fluid embolism Complete Perineal tear.- Episiotomy Surgical Required in every primi .- Induction of Labour Can we reduce Cesarean section Rates.- Cesarean section and Difficult caesarean sections Caesarean Myomectomy and Cesarean Hysterctomy surgical.- Vaginal Birth after Cesarean section.- Management of Preterm Labour.- Obstructed Labour PROM.- Instrumental Vaginal Delivery .- Breech Delivery .- Occipito posterior position.- Transverse lie.- Face presentation - Mentoanterior Brow Presentation - Mentoposterior.- Normal purperium.- Purperial complications.- Neonatal resuscitation.- Perineal tears and Episiotomy.
