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Obstetric Interventions with Online Resource: chapter 4 Twin delivery

Monika Laubach, Yves Jacquemyn

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Complications that arise during childbirth remain a significant challenge for all healthcare providers. Obstetric Interventions is a richly detailed text that combines traditional obstetrics with the use of innovative birthing techniques. With clear, state-of-the-art color illustrations throughout - all originally produced for this text - this book gives clear insight into the mechanisms of normal childbirth and the alternative techniques of obstetric intervention that may need to be used in the delivery room. In addition to being highly illustrated, the book is accompanied by over 50 animated simulations of obstetric interventions that are available online. These highlight the different birth mechanisms in truly unique detail and will aid understanding of anatomy and technique. Obstetric Interventions is aimed at obstetricians, obstetric trainees, and midwives. This book provides an evidence-based insight into the choices that obstetricians and midwives face every day at all stages of the birthing process.
Online movie simulation content offers 3-dimensional understanding when performing obstetric interventions
Offers global understanding and insight from over thirty different authors worldwide
Provides extensive cover of possible complications that could arise during the birthing process

Originele taal-2English
TitelTwin delivery
Redacteurenjoep dörr, Vincent M. Khouw, Frank A. Chervenak, Amos Grunebaum, Yves Jacquemyn, Jan G. Nijhuis
Plaats van productieCambridge
UitgeverijCambridge: Cambrige University Press, 2013-
Hoofdstuk4
Pagina's109 -120
Aantal pagina's12
ISBN van geprinte versie9781316632567
StatusPublished - 18 mei 2017

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