Recent Advances in Obstetrics and Gynecology: Perineal Disorders
DILIP KUMAR DUTTASynopsis
In day to day obstetrical practice, every obstetrician are facing perineal tear following normal or instrumental vaginal delivery. Obstetrician, sister and midwife should know how to deliver the baby vaginally, repair perineal tear without damaging the perineal anatomy and identify early complication to prevent maternal mortality. <br/><br/>This book is not only focused on definition, risk factors, classification, indication of episiotomy, how to reduce and diagnose perineal trauma, its management but also focused on role of laxative, future pregnancy including chapter on hemorrhoids, Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (rcog ) and National Health Service (nhS) guidelines on use of lactulose.
Synopsis
In day to day obstetrical practice, every obstetrician are facing perineal tear following normal or instrumental vaginal delivery. Obstetrician, sister and midwife should know how to deliver the baby vaginally, repair perineal tear without damaging the perineal anatomy and identify early complication to prevent maternal mortality. <br/><br/>This book is not only focused on definition, risk factors, classification, indication of episiotomy, how to reduce and diagnose perineal trauma, its management but also focused on role of laxative, future pregnancy including chapter on hemorrhoids, Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (rcog ) and National Health Service (nhS) guidelines on use of lactulose.
Description
In day to day obstetrical practice, every obstetrician are facing perineal tear following normal or instrumental vaginal delivery. Obstetrician, sister and midwife should know how to deliver the baby vaginally, repair perineal tear without damaging the perineal anatomy and identify early complication to prevent maternal mortality. <br/><br/>This book is not only focused on definition, risk factors, classification, indication of episiotomy, how to reduce and diagnose perineal trauma, its management but also focused on role of laxative, future pregnancy including chapter on hemorrhoids, Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (rcog ) and National Health Service (nhS) guidelines on use of lactulose.
Key Features
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Product Details
Publisher :
JPB ;1/e edition (01 January 2014)
Edition :
1/e edition
Binding :
Paper Back
Language :
English
Paperback :
58 pages
ISBN-13 :
9789351523093
Dimensions :
6.25 x 9. 5
Printing Format Color :
Single Color