This is the definitive textbook on the widely used vacuum extraction technique for operative vaginal delivery in obstetric practice. It is written by two of America's foremost obstetricians, Drs. John Patrick O'Grady and Martin L. Gimovsky, in collaboration with Doctor of Jurisprudence Cyril J. McIlhargie, who state in their preface: "Vacuum extraction has become an increasingly popular delivery technique. . . . Despite the similarities between vacuum extraction and forceps operations, skill in the use of forceps does not guarantee similar expertise in vacuum extraction. Specialized training is essential. . . . Most residency education and continuing medical education programs do not prepare students adequately . . . "For these reasons, we believe there is a need for new educational materials concerning all aspects of instrumental delivery including vacuum extraction. This has led us to prepare this clinically oriented monograph, including what we believe to be reasonable and appropriate guidelines for vacuum extraction delivery in American obstetric practice. . . . the text includes a discussion of the risks and benefits of instrumental vaginal delivery and a brief review of pertinent legal issues. We trust that this book will assist clinicians in developing their skills in vacuum-assisted delivery and will contribute to the improvement of obstetric care."
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This study explores the entire medical and legal implications of vacuum extraction as a means of accomplishing obstetrical delivery. In the past 20 years, a rethinking of techniques for operative vaginal delivery has occurred and the complex forceps operations of a prior generation are now infrequently performed. Vacuum extraction has become an increasingly popular technique for most instrumental deliveries. The major issues concerning vacuum extraction are the same as those encountered with forceps operations: case selection, evaluation of foeto-pelvic proportions, accurate measurement of position/station, correct instrument placement; and the judicious application of force. However, developing skills and knowledge in the use of vacuum extraction techniques is mandatory for safety and a successful outcome. This book was written to provide up-to-date guidelines for modern vacuum extraction delivery in American obstetrical practice. The authors have written this volume as a specifically clinical manual in order to provide the obstetrical practitioner and residents with a thorough understanding of these techniques, and thus gain the ability to make sound management decisions.
A comprehensive illustration programme shows procedures in a step-by-step fashion. There is complete coverage of critical areas, including: indications and contraindications; anaesthesia and analgesia; documentation; and foetal monitoring. The book also highlights the newest vacuum extraction instrumentation."About this title" may belong to another edition of this title.
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