Newsletter Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome The most common endocrine disorder to affect women during their reproductive years. Previous Next Click the button below to Download 570+ High-Yield Medical Presentations in Emergencies in Medicine Study Resources, Orthopedics Study Resources, Gynaecology & Obstetrics Study Resources, Surgery Study Resources, and Clinical Medicine Get Lifetime Access to 570+ Medical Presentations […]
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Newsletter Placental Abruption Placental abruption occurs when the placenta partly or completely separates from the inner wall of the uterus before delivery. Previous Next Click the button below to Download 570+ High-Yield Medical Presentations in Emergencies in Medicine Study Resources, Orthopedics Study Resources, Gynaecology & Obstetrics Study Resources, Surgery Study Resources, and Clinical Medicine Get […]
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Newsletter Cord Prolapse The umbilical cord protrudes beyond the presenting part after the rupture of membranes define as the prolapse. Â Previous Next Click the button below to Download 570+ High-Yield Medical Presentations in Emergencies in Medicine Study Resources, Orthopedics Study Resources, Gynaecology & Obstetrics Study Resources, Surgery Study Resources, and Clinical Medicine Get Lifetime […]
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Newsletter HELLP Syndrome This is a serious complication regarded by most as a variant of severe pre-eclampsia which manifests with HÂ –Â Haemolysis EL –Â Elevated Liver enzymes LP –Â Low Platelets Previous Next Click the button below to Download 500+ High-Yield Medical Presentations and eBooks Get Lifetime Access to 500+ Medical Presentations Share this […]
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Newsletter Instruments – Obstetrics & Gynecology Previous Next Get Access to Medical Resources Library Share this : Tinnitus Tinnitus Tinnitus, the complaint of noises in the ears, is common and difficult to relieve. The tinnitus may be constant… Bone Diseases Bone Diseases Share this : Intercostal Tube Intercostal Tube A Intercostal tube (chest tube) is […]
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Abnormal Cervical Smear History: A 28-year-old woman attends the colposcopy clinic after an abnormal smear test. She is very anxious as she thinks that she might have cervical cancer. The smear is reported as ‘severe dyskaryosis’. She had a previous normal result at age 25 years. She has not had any postcoital or intermenstrual bleeding. […]
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Fetal Placenta The placenta is a fetomaternal organ. The functional unit of the fetal placenta is the fetal cotyledon. The mature human placenta has about 120 fetal cotyledons grouped into visible lobes (frequently and somewhat confusingly termed ‘maternal cotyledons’). Each cotyledon contains a primary villus stem arising from the chorionic plate and supplied by primary branches of fetal vessels. The primary stems […]
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Pregnancy – 42 Weeks The First Trimester Week 1 & 2 : Though considered the first two weeks of your pregnancy, you are not actually pregnant. However, your body is preparing. You’re having your last period for a long while in the first week. The second week, you are preparing to ovulate the egg that […]
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