SURGICAL SKILLS ON INTERNAL ILIAC ARTERY LIGATION:FOR CONTROLLING POSTPARTUM & PELVIC HEMORRHAGE

Author: Sapkal Rekha

Brand: Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers

Edition: 1

Binding: paperback

Number Of Pages: 154

Release Date: 01-01-2015

model number: NUSTBK20171230-C0188850

Part Number: NUSTBK20171230-C0188850

Details: Salient Features: Ready reference for clinicians to attend emergency in the operation theatre. Explains relevant anatomy identifiable landmark, such as sacral promontory and psoas muscle to make the procedure quick, easy to learn and perform. Stresses on finger disSection method to locate the anterior division of internal iliac artery. The differences and variations between right and left side vessels have also been described. Provides different tips for operation, such as bleeding from lower segment caesarean Section (LSCS) wound; uterine artery ligated 2 to 3 cm below the incision line. Contains full colour cadaver photographs and parallel live illustrations for learning step-by-step operation skills. Table of Contents:1. Evidence-based Guidelines: Abstract of Research Paper When Disaster Strikes in the Pelvis 2. Indications for Anterior Division of Internal Iliac Ligation, Operation Steps and Tips Obstetric Indications with Hemorrhage for Internal Iliac Ligation Steps Internal Iliac and Anterior Branch Right Side Finger DisSection 3. Internal Iliac Artery: A Study on Cadaver Internal Iliac Anatomy and Working Knowledge of Vessel Length of Vessel Methodology - Right Side 4. Working Knowledge: Applied Anatomy Step 1 - Exploration of Operation Field Step 2 - Direction and Extent of Incision on the Peritoneum Step 3 - Superficial DisSection with Fingers Step 4 - DisSection in Depth with Fingers Step 5 - Terminal Interior Division Procedure on the Right Side 5. Internal Iliac Artery Ligation of Anterior Division by Finger DisSection Methods Internal Iliac Anatomy and Working Knowledge of Vessel Contents Prelims. indd 11 11/7/2014 4:39:29 PMxii Surgical Skills on IIAL Step One Step Two Step Three Step Four Step Five: Explore the Vessels with Fingers in the Depth and on Medial Side Step Six: Poke the Fingers Medially to External Iliac to Identify Internal Iliac Step Seven: Where to Ligate? Step Eight: Look for Nearby Veins Avoid their Handling Step Nine: Artery Forceps is Pushed below Gently Step Ten: Create Few mm Space below the Artery with Finger Tip or Blunt Tip of Forceps Step Eleven: Artery is Opened to Hold the Ligature which is Drawn Later Methodology - Right Side Finger DisSection Method of the Internal Iliac Ligation - Technical Points 6. Maternal Mortality Rate in India Overview of PostPartum Hemorrhage in Rural Set-up 7. To Focus PostPartum Hemorrhage Focus on Improving Operative Skills for Management of PostPartum Hemorrhage Choice of Next Operative Treatment for Control of PostPartum Hemorrhage 8. Nutshell Take Home Message Fifteen Years I took to Learn Internal Iliac Ligation Index

EAN: 9789350253786

Package Dimensions: 6.9 x 4.7 x 0.3 inches

Languages: English