Bleeding Disorders During Pregnancy is a volume in the Critical Care Obstetrics series. It is a novel reference to educate physicians, nurses, and all allied healthcare personnel caring for pregnant women with various health compromises that include bleeding. The authors have gathered the best evidence-based material explicitly focused on severe complications in pregnant patients and postpartum. Among the chapters, the book covers medical-surgical complications that any patient can present, such as obstetrics, hemorrhage, hypovolemic shock, and other bleeding complications specific to pregnancy.
- Includes obstetric concepts with updated knowledge of Physiologic and Hematologic Changes during pregnancy
- Offers best practice approaches and interventions regarding the fetus, including ectopic pregnancy and abortion
- Explores the use of and effects of drugs in the pregnant patient and potential medical and surgical approaches
- Written by authors with extensive clinical experience in critical obstetric care
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978-0-443-21436-3 (9780443214363)
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Part 1 Introduction1. Physiological hematologic changes in pregnancy2. Obstetrics hemorrhage and hypovolemic shockPart 2 First Trimester Bleeding3. AbortionPart 3 Ante and intrapartum hemorrhage4. Placental pathologies5. Uterine rupturePart 4 Post-Partum Hemorrhage6. Uterine atony7. Placenta accreta8. Uterine inversion9. Retained products of conception10. Hepatic rupturePart 5 Medical and surgical approach11. Blood component therapy and massive transfusion12. Hemostatic monitoring in obstetrics hemorrhage13. Drugs used in massive bleedingPart 6 Less invasive approach14. Surgical interventions in obstetrics bleeding (compression suture and vascular ligature)15. Intrauterine devices in obstetric hemorrhagePart 7 Invasive approach16. Damage control surgery in the obstetric patient17. Consumption and dilutional coagulopathy in critically ill obstetric patient18. Endocrine consequences of hemorrhagic shock: Sheehan's syndrome
