PPT-Antepartum haemorrhage ETIOLOGY

Risk factors are b advancing age of the mother c poor socioeconomic condition d Malnutrition e Smoking vasospasm f Hypertension in pregnancy is the most important predisposing factor Preeclampsia. Haemorrhage. . and the NASG. ©Suellen Miller 2013. Obstetric . Haemorrhage. Definition: . obstetric . haemorrhage. . is heavy bleeding during pregnancy, labor or the postpartum. Bleeding in excess of 500mL or in any amount that causes changes in vital signs. By. Dr. . Bikha. Ram . Devrajani. FCPS, FACP, FRCP. Professor . Medicine. Liaquat. University of Medical & Health Sciences, . Jamshoro. Definition of Stroke. Acute focal neurological deficit resulting from cerebrovascular disease and lasting more than 24-hours (or causing earlier death). Current Trends and Innovations in management of Cancer. Topic: Overview of Cancer. . . Past, Present, Future. Presenter : Dr. Opiyo, . Anselmy. . Head, Cancer Treatment Centre – KNH. Miss Melanie Tipples . Understand the definition and causes of major . haemorrhage. Recognise. and manage a collapse from . haemorrhage. Understand the surgical and pharmacological options for management of . . DIFINTIONS. Vaginal bleeding in the third trimester complicates 3-4% of all pregnancies. It is considered an obstetric emergency because hemorrhage remains the most frequent cause of maternal death and often leads to fetal death.. 250. mL . per slide. Overview. Incidence. Risk factors. Causes. Medical Management. Surgical Management. Use of blood products/MTP. Post-Partum . Haemorrhage. ≥500mL vaginal birth. ≥1000mL caesarean section. Manchester Royal Infirmary. 16. th. December 2016. Neurology Revision. The Basics. Examination tips. Common Conditions. Question Time. Neurology Basics. Where is the lesion?. Central vs. Peripheral. DR.SAJIB KUMAR SARKAR . REGISTRAR. DEPARTMENT OF MEDICINE. RANGPUR MEDICAL COLLEGE HOSPITAL. Parts of . opthalmoscope. What we look for. Optic disc. Color. . Margine. Cup : Disc. . Neovascularization. Society of Maternal Fetal Medicine with the assistance . of Amanda Stone, . MD. Published in . Contemporary OB/GYN / April 2012. Definition & Incidence. 14.2% of women who give birth in the United States are 35 years of age or older, and 2.6% are age 40 or older. Morgan P. McMonagle. University Hospital Waterford. Four Broad Areas. Why Do Trauma Patients Die?. Major Trauma Outcome Study (ACS COT):. 30-40% of early trauma deaths are directly attributable to . haemorrhage. MEDICAL . TREATMENT. . H. : . H. elp. .. A. : . A. ssess. and . R. esuscitate. .. E. : . E. tiology. ( 4“T” ).. M. : . M. assage. . uterus. .. O. :. . O. xytocin. . infusion. (. E. 2018-2019. Haemorrhage . →. hypovolaemic shock . T. issue . trauma . + . hypovolaemic . shock . →. Acute . T. raumatic Coagulopathy . (ATC. ). ATC . → . Trauma-Induced . C. oagulopathy . (. TIC) . An MHP includes a multidisciplinary approach to haemorrhage control, correction of coagulopathy and normalisation of physiological parameters. Senior clinician determines patient requires MHP activation. 1. Acute lower gastrointestinal bleeding. Naseralla J Elsaadi. Consultant General Surgeon. Department of Surgery. Benghazi Medical Centre. 2. Abstract. Acute lower gastrointestinal bleeding often presents a challenging.