Gynaecology for the Obstetrician (PDF)

Authors: Swati Jha, Priya Madhuvrata

Today, doctors specializing in medicine have acquired expertise in their respective fields, but this specialization has led to some problems beyond the scope of their primary concern. Over time, alterations to the educational and training programs for obstetrics and gynaecology have occurred, these programs were intended to prepare doctors to appropriately handle the complex issues that arise during pregnancies and the postnatal period. However, the training and curriculum are often lacking in the comprehensive coverage of these specific issues regarding gynaecology.

To bridge the gap and provide practical advice, this book discusses the common issues associated with gynaecology, including the management of ovarian cysts, the treatment of vaginal prolapse, and the practice of female genital mutilation, it then provides information on how to effectively address these conditions during different stages of pregnancy and post-partum care.

Each section of this invaluable resource focuses on the importance of good leadership, the discussion of practical methods of clinical practice that enhance the safety of patients, increase satisfaction, and reduce complaints and lawsuits. By following evidence-based knowledge, this practical book gives doctors around the world the necessary abilities to provide top-notch care to pregnant women.

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