OSH Obstetric Anaesthesia
OSH Obstetric Anaesthesia
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This Oxford Specialist Handbook in Obstetric Anaesthesia is developed by MedHand Mobile Libraries. Improve your performance with relevant, valid material which is accessed quickly and with minimal effort in the palm of your hand using MedHand’s patented technology.This handbook covers all aspects of obstetric anaesthesia the trainee anaesthetist will encounter when on the labour ward, and its accessible style makes it essential reading for other members of the labour ward team. Broken down into topics, with bullet points, boxes and quick-reference clinical information throughout, this is an invaluable text for anyone involved in this challenging subspecialty area.
-The text is broken up by headings and bullet points throughout, making the book easy to read, reference and navigate-Contains an A-Z of medical disorders, allowing quick reference when in the acute situation-Clear line diagrams assist in understanding the ideal positioning for regional techniques-Includes comprehensive coverage of Caesarean Section, covering basic principles, regional anaesthesia, and general anaesthesia
In addition to conventional chapters covering maternal physiology, pathophysiology, and obstetric regional and general anaesthetic techniques, there is practical and useful advice on how to survive on the labour ward and anticipate potential problems. A chapter is dedicated to the important and often neglected area of the antenatal identification and preparation of mothers with potential for anaesthetic problems during childbirth Postnatal review of the mothers who have received attention from the anaesthetist during labour is also comprehensively covered.
There is practical advice on caring for the sick mother suffering major haemorrhage, hypertensive and embolic diseases, and a chapter devoted to managing the collapsed and compromised parturient. The final section is a comprehensive and easily navigated A-Z of the less common conditions encountered in mothers on the delivery ward including references for further reading.
Readership: Aimed primarily at trainee anaesthetists, the book will also appeal to consultants in anaesthesia, anaesthetic nurses, trainees in obstetrics and gynaecology, midwives, and operating department practitioners.
Edited by Paul Clyburn, Rachel Collis, Sarah Harries, and Stuart Davies
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-The text is broken up by headings and bullet points throughout, making the book easy to read, reference and navigate-Contains an A-Z of medical disorders, allowing quick reference when in the acute situation-Clear line diagrams assist in understanding the ideal positioning for regional techniques-Includes comprehensive coverage of Caesarean Section, covering basic principles, regional anaesthesia, and general anaesthesia
In addition to conventional chapters covering maternal physiology, pathophysiology, and obstetric regional and general anaesthetic techniques, there is practical and useful advice on how to survive on the labour ward and anticipate potential problems. A chapter is dedicated to the important and often neglected area of the antenatal identification and preparation of mothers with potential for anaesthetic problems during childbirth Postnatal review of the mothers who have received attention from the anaesthetist during labour is also comprehensively covered.
There is practical advice on caring for the sick mother suffering major haemorrhage, hypertensive and embolic diseases, and a chapter devoted to managing the collapsed and compromised parturient. The final section is a comprehensive and easily navigated A-Z of the less common conditions encountered in mothers on the delivery ward including references for further reading.
Readership: Aimed primarily at trainee anaesthetists, the book will also appeal to consultants in anaesthesia, anaesthetic nurses, trainees in obstetrics and gynaecology, midwives, and operating department practitioners.
Edited by Paul Clyburn, Rachel Collis, Sarah Harries, and Stuart Davies
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MedHand Mobile Libraries offers a SUBSCRIPTION FREE application without edition upgrade. MedHand is the exclusive partner of Oxford University Press, publishing the latest editions of their Medical Handbooks series.
MedHand applications improve your performance with relevant, valid material that is accessed quickly at the point of care!
Offering the most trusted and well recognized medical guidelines provided by excellent publishers such as McGraw-Hill, RPS, PDR Network LLC, Wiley-Blackwell and more.