PPT-First Trimester Bleeding and Abortion

UNC School of Medicine Obstetrics and Gynecology Clerkship Case Based Seminar Series Gretchen S Stuart MD MPHTM Amy G Bryant MD Jennifer H Tang MD Erika E Levi MD Family Planning Program Dept ObGyn UNCChapel Hill. Paula Bednarek, MD, MPH. Assistant Professor. Dept of Obstetrics and Gynecology . Oregon Health & Science University. SCOPE OF THE PROBLEM. Worldwide:. 100 million sex acts per day . 175 million pregnancies per year. Bleeding and Abortion. UNC School of Medicine. Obstetrics and Gynecology Clerkship. Case Based Seminar Series. Gretchen S. Stuart, MD, MPHTM. Amy G. Bryant, MD. Jennifer H. Tang, MD. Erika E. Levi, MD. MS-3 Case Based Series. Gretchen S. Stuart, MD, MPHTM. Amy G. Bryant, MD. Jennifer H. Tang, MD. Family Planning Program, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology. UNC-Chapel Hill. Updated November 1, 2010 . Objectives. Offer support and . appropriate referrals to . your adolescent patient who has decided . to have an abortion. Describe both medication and aspiration methods and review current literature on adolescents and abortion . 3 in 10 American women have one by age 45. 61% have one or more children. 42% have income below poverty level. 78% report religious affiliation. 36% white, 30% African American, 25% Hispanic. Pro-Choice. Medical Abortion. Introduction. The term trimester is being replaced by weeks. These abortions carry excess morbidity and mortality compared to first-trimester abortions . Who is affected?. Reason for delay: failure to recognize pregnancy, ambivalence, change of relation ship status, poor access to first trimester abortion, lack of money, fetal anomalies. Authors: . Laura Jacques.  . 1 . , . Megan Heinlein.  . 2 . , . Jessika Ralph.  . 4 . , . Amy Pan.  . 3 . , . Melodee Nugent.  . 3 . , . Kristina Kaljo.  . 2 . , . Rahmouna Farez.  . (. induced abortion). د الاء ابراهيم. Objective:. 1. To . know the indication for termination of . pregnancy.. 2.To . know the methods of terminations.. 3.The complications of termination . Dr.Suresh. . Babu. . Chaduvula. Professor. Dept. of . OBGyn. , College of Medicine,. KKU, . Abha. , KSA. What are the causes?. 1] Abortion. 2] Ectopic Pregnancy. 3] . Hydatidiform. mole. 4] Implantation bleeding. perinatologist. Safe . abortion. WHO :abortion . in countries . where . abortion law is not restrictive (abortion is legally permitted for social or economic . reasons . or . without . specification as to . Done by :. Samah. Al . Najjar. Alaa. Jamal . Definition :. Is the expulsion or extraction of products of conception before fetal viability : before 24 weeks of gestation. . Incidence :. Is the commonest gynecological & obstetric disorder . Eva Dindinger MPH, Kate Coleman-Minahan PhD, RN, FNP-BC, Jeanelle Sheeder MSPH, PhD, Nancy Fang MD, MS. University of Colorado School of Medicine, Departments of Obstetrics and Gynecology; University of Colorado College of Nursing . ECTOPIC PREGNANCY. DR. RAZAQ . MASHA,FRCOG. Assistant Professor & Consultant. Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology. An abortion is pregnancy that ends before the baby can survive outside the uterus because it has not yet reached viability. It is therefore defined as a spontaneous loss of a pregnancy before 24 weeks. An abortion tends to start with bleeding and pain may develop.. . Vaginal bleeding during pregnancy has many causes. Some are serious and others are not. Bleeding can occur early or later in pregnancy. Bleeding in early pregnancy is common. In many cases, it does not signal a major problem. Bleeding later in pregnancy can be more serious.