PPT-Caesarean section Procedure

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ADONIA HADDAD PS the pictures are from the internet the lecture is from Obstetrics by Ten Teachers book 20th Edition Informed consent Informed consent must

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ADONIA HADDAD PS the pictures are from the internet the lecture is from Obstetrics by Ten Teachers book 20th Edition Informed consent Informed consent must always be obtained prior to surgery . What is an elective caesarean section? A caesarean section is an operation to deliver a baby through the lower part of y our abdomen (tummy). Elective means it is planned in advance and you do not go 1986. Successful management of post-caesarean-section acute pseudo obstruction of the colon (Ogilvie's syndrome) with colonic decompression: A case report. Journal of Reproductive Medicine 31: 1001-1004.. not needed … . Definition-CS rate . CS rate is defined as the number of caesarean deliveries over the total number of live births, and is usually expressed as a percentage[2]. How is the rate fixed?. METHODS. 02. EVIDENCE BASE. 03. RECOMMENDATIONS. 04. IMPLEMENTATION OF THE RECOMMENDATIONS. RESEARCH PRIORITIES. 06. Table of contents. 01. BACKGROUND. 05. Background. Caesarean section as a mode of delivery. The guideline recommendations are available at METHODS 02 EVIDENCE BASE 03 RECOMMENDATIONS 04 IMPLEMENTATION OF THE RECOMMENDATIONS RESEARCH PRIORITIES 06 Table of contents 01 BACKGROUND 05 Background Caesarean section Made by : Haneen omar abu hani Definition : A caesarean section is a surgical procedure in which incisions are made through a woman’s abdomen (laparotomy) and uterus (hysterotomy) to deliver one or more babies. د هند عبد الخالق. Episiotomy. An episiotomy is a surgical incision of the perineum performed during the . second stage . of . labour. to enlarge the . vulval. outlet and assist vaginal birth. Hala Nsour. Contents : . CONSENT . PREPARATION . ABDOMINAL INCISIONS . UTERINE INCISION . CLOSURE. COMPLICATIONS . POST . OPERATIVE. CARE. INFORMED CONSENT . Informed consent must always be obtained . Deliveries. Done by : ahmad al-zu’bi. Short-term Risks of Cesarean Delivery. Maternal . Death. Thromboembolism. Hemorrhage. Infection. Incidental Surgical . Injuries. Extended Hospitalization..  . APRIL 2012 | ADEITTERCST LEARNING OBJECTIVESLearn about the procedure for the Review what instruments are Examine the indications that may require a C-section to be the Define the differences between W HUI et al In the era of modern obstetrics, lower-segment Classical Caesarean Section J-shaped incision was also included as there was only one such case during the study period. Women were identi&# Elective and Emergency. Page 1 of 15 Caesarean Section: Elective & Emergency ( V. 10 ) Ratified Date: 19 th January 2016 Effective from : 22 nd January 2016 Review Date: 22 nd January 2019 Guidel TIG 10/04 Updated December 2016 Decembe r 2018 Page 1 of 6 Saint Mary’s Hospital Maternity Service Information for Patients Introduction At Saint Mary’s Hospital, most babies are born normal Assisstant. Professor. Dr. . Manal. . Madany. Is . a surgical incision of the perineum performed during the second stage of . labour. to enlarge the . vulval. outlet and assist vaginal birth. . - It affect up to 90% of .

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