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£59.99
£59.99
ISBN: 978-0-443-07149-2
Page count: 246
Publisher: Churchill
Publication year: 2003
A well-illustrated, highly practical book that will cover all the basic principles of operating in the pelvis for both obstetricians and gynaecologists. The aim is to help trainees understand the principles of a sound, multi-disciplinary surgical approach and to provide basic and detailed information that is often hard to find in more exhaustive obstetric and gynaecological surgical texts. Focusing on standard operations - such as hysterectomy and laparoscopy - that all trainees must know in order to pass their exams and become a competent specialist, it draws on the expertise of a wide-range of contributors, many from specialties outside obstetrics and gynaecology, and emphasises the principles of good technique.
Table of contents:
Section 1 General Principles
1. Developing surgical expertise in obstetrics and gynaecology
2. Clinical governance in obstetrics and gynaecology: risk management and consent
3. Surgical wounds and their care
4. Perioperative care
Section 2 Obstetric Techniques
5. Operative obstetrics
6. Obstetric techniques for massive haemorrhage
Section 3 Gynaecological techniques
7. The abdominal approach to pelvic surgery
8. The vaginal approach to pelvic surgery
9. Minimal access surgery: the laparoscope
10. Minimal access surgery: the hysteroscope
11. Minimal access surgery: image display and archiving
Section 4 General Surgical Principles in Obstetrics and Gynaecology
12. Techniques from the gastrointestinal surgeons
13. Techniques from the urologists
14. Techniques from the vascular surgeons
15. Techniques from the plastic surgeons


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