APUZZIO, J.; VINTZILEOS, A.; BERGHELLA, V.; ALVAREZ-PEREZ, J.
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141,28 ۥ Anatomy of the anterior abdominal wall, uterus, and pelvic organs.
• Topographic anatomy of the perineum, vulva, vagina, and surrounding structures.
• Clinical pelvimetry.
• First-trimester embryofetoscopy.
• Chorionic villus sampling.
• Amniocentesis.
• Fetal transfusion.
• Fetal reduction and selective termination.
• Spontaneous and indicated abortions.
• Percutaneous Intrauterine fetal shunting.
• Cordocentesis.
• Minimally invasive fetal surgery: The Colorado approach.
• Fetal surgery.
• Cervical insufficiency.
• Advanced extrauterine pregnancy.
• The role of caesarean delivery in the management of fetal malformations.
• Evaluation and management of stillbirth.
• Antepartum hemorrhage.
• Intrapartum fetal monitoring.
• Normal vaginal delivery. Shoulder dystocia.
• Postpartum haemorrhage.
• Forceps delivery.
• Vacuum assisted vaginal delivery.
• Fetal malpresentations.
• Delivery of twins and higher-order multiples.
• Maternal birth injuries.
• Puerperal inversion of the uterus.
• Wound healing, sutures, knots, needles, drains, and instruments.
• Cesarean delivery.
• Prevention of surgical site infections.
• Cesarean scar pregnancy.
• Anesthetic procedures in obstetrics.
• Cardiac monitoring in pregnancy.
• Trauma in pregnancy.
• Surgery during pregnancy.
• Urologic complications during pregnancy.
• Management of malignant and premalignant lesions of the female genital tract during pregnancy.
• Gestational trophoblastic disease.
• Patient safety.
The new edition of this authoritative review of the clinical approach to diagnostic and therapeutic obstetric, maternal-fetal and perinatal procedures will be welcomed by all professionals involved in childbirth as a significant contribution to the practice of maternal-fetal medicine and surgical obstetrics.
Features
• Features a new chapter on cesarean scars
• Features contributions from internationally acclaimed experts
• Features color illustration and surgical videos