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Evaluation of efficacy of preoperative parenteral tranexamic acid in reducing caesarean section blood loss
... PARENTERAL TRANEXAMIC ACID IN REDUCING CAESAREAN SECTION BLOOD LOSS ” is a bonafide record work done by Dr. V. KASTHURI under my direct supervision and guidance, submitted to the Tamil Nadu ...
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Lower Segment Caesarean Section: Evidence-Based Practice
... The patient is placed in a slight left lateral tilt position to minimize supine hypotension which can reduce placental perfusion secondary to aorto-caval compression. Preoperative skin cleansing with ...
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Oxytocin bolus versus oxytocin bolus and infusion for control of blood loss at elective caesarean section: double blind, placebo controlled, randomised trial
... assessed blood loss gravimetrically by measuring the suction volume and swab weight to establish a “measured” blood ...captured blood and ...for blood transfusion; side effects ...
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Application of Survival Analysis of Pregnancy women and related post-delivery using Logistic Model Approach.
... previous caesarean section, estimated blood loss, weight of baby, head circumference of the baby, length of baby and mode of delivery) that were investigated in this research that might have ...
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Fetal Pillow in Women Undergoing Caesarean Section at Full Dilatation & Caesarean Section for a Failed Instrumental Delivery.
... Moodley et Al (2009) in their retrospective study carried out at a district maternity unit in Durban. There were 4654 deliveries, including 1257 CS in the study period. The CS rate was 27.2% of 617 (8.5%) emergency CS's, ...
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Efficacy and safety of tranexamic acid in reducing blood loss during and after caesarean section
... reduce blood loss during caesarean ...operative blood loss would reduce the need for blood transfusions and also reduces the post partum anaemia which is a major cause of ...
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SUBLINGUAL MISOPROSTOL VERSUS OXYTOCIN INFUSION TO REDUCE BLOOD LOSS AT CESAREAN SECTION
... intraoperative blood loss at caesarean section but sublingual misoprostol is likely to be more advantageous for patients undergoing caesarean section under spinal ...of ...
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Post Caesarean Section Wound Infection and Microbiological Pattern at the University of Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital, Southern Nigeria
... post caesarean section wound infection include emergency caesarean section, duration of labour, duration of rupture of foetal membranes, the socioeconomic status of the woman, booking status, ...
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Qualitative website analysis of information on birth after caesarean section
... On the other hand, some websites appeared to support repeat CS by emphasising the associated risks with trial of labour; ‘during a VBAC you can have an epidural for pain relief. However, you may choose not to have an ...
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The Effect of the Method of Placental Delivery and Site of Uterine Closure on Intra-operative Blood Loss and Postpartum Endometritis
... intraoperative blood loss and post caesarean endometritis ...of caesarean delivery and increased length of hospital stay [9], whereas another study showed that exteriorization of uterus was ...
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Intravenous oxytocin bolus and infusion versus infusion alone on the blood loss during caesarean section
... All patients underwent a thorough pre-anaesthetic evaluation as per the protocol for obstetric anaesthesia. Before starting LSCS, a record was made of patient’s weight and baseline haemodynamic parameters i.e. Heart rate ...
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Blood Loss at Caesarean Section: A Five-Year Single Centre Experience in the Niger Delta
... mean blood loss at caesarean operations for this study was higher than studies in Pakistan with a mean blood loss of 592 ml [9] and that of the joint Egyptian and Saudi Arabia with a ...
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Rising trends of caesarean section: a retrospective study
... The percentage of women undergoing C-sections for their first deliveries vis-à-vis multi remained the same at 58%, in both groups. Majority of women (about 60%) in both groups undergoing C-section were ...
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Caesarean section on demand: a hospital based study
... Women's requests for caesarean sections in the absence of clear biological risks may seem irrational. However, traumatic birthing experiences often result from an antagonistic relationship with healthcare ...
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Delivery by repeat caesarean section today: an overview
... Among the NICU admissions only one third of the babies were preterm. Just term babies delivered at gestational period of 37 weeks [259 to 265 days], formed nearly two thirds of the group requiring intensive new born ...
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Evaluating the ‘Focus on Normal Birth and Reducing Caesarean section Rates Rapid Improvement Programme’: A mixed method study in England
... As discussed by Pentland et al (2011) in relation to knowledge transfer, it is also likely that organisational capacity is important; that there may be specific prerequisites for creating action from knowledge, such as ...
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Trends of caesarean section: an analytical overview of indications
... of caesarean section is a serious problem ...the caesarean section practice. The increased number of caesarean section realized is a multifactorial problem, concerning the ...
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The Caesarean Section in Dakar: Indications and Analysis Prognosis
... Despite the improvement in asepsis and advances in anesthesia resuscitation, there are still complications of varying severity inherent in the gravid-puerperal state on the one hand, and the techniques used on the other ...
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Study of primary caesarean section in multigravida patients
... of caesarean section which led to neonatal mortality were placenta previa (most of the neoantes were premature), Obstructed labour, Transverse lie with cord ...
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Caesarean delivery related blood transfusion: correlates in a tertiary hospital in Southwest Nigeria
... Pre-operative anaemia was an independent risk factor for blood transfusion (aOR = 12.15, 95% CI = 4.02 – 36.71, p < 0.001). This was not surprising as a woman with an- aemia will tolerate less any amount of ...
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