Sectio caesarea

Huch, A.; Chaoui, Rabih

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-18574-8_41

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“…The placenta was removed with gentle cord traction and the uterus was not exteriorized for repair in all cases. After the operation was performed as previously described by our group [3] the subcutaneous space was closed with single knot stitches with Vicryl 3-0 or left unclosed, corresponding to the envelope drawn. The skin was closed either with a continuous intracutaneous suture with Vicryl 3-0 Rapid or with staples.…”

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Scar appearance of different skin and subcutaneous tissue closure techniques in caesarean section: A randomized study

Gaertner¹,

Burkhardt²,

Beinder³

2008

European Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology and Reproductiv

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Scar appearance of different skin and subcutaneous tissue closure techniques in caesarean section: A randomized study

Gaertner¹,

Burkhardt²,

Beinder³

2008

European Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology and Reproductiv

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Hemorrhaging during pregnancy

et al. 2007

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Hemorrhaging during pregnancy is often fulminant and life-threatening for mother and child. Of maternal deaths occurring during pregnancy, 25% are caused by hemorrhaging. All physicians involved in the interdisciplinary treatment of hemorrhaging during pregnancy need to be familiar with the specific pathophysiology of hemostatic changes during pregnancy, e.g. elevated hemostatic capacity, reduced anti-coagulation activity and severe alterations of the fibrinolysis system. Therapists must be able to perform a consequent, goal-directed interdisciplinary approach to prevent adverse maternal and fetal outcomes. The major issues of therapy are causal obstetric treatment of the bleeding, early detection and therapy of hyperfibrinolysis, optimization of fibrinogen and platelet levels and knowledge of the possibilities of a targeted coagulation therapy.

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Blutungen während Schwangerschaft und Geburt

Hofer

Heindl²,

Meister

et al. 2009

Gynäkologe

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ZusammenfassungBlutungen während der Schwangerschaft sind für Mutter und Kind vital bedrohlich und verlaufen oft fulminant. Sie sind für etwa 25% aller peripartalen maternalen Sterbefälle verantwortlich. Die besondere Pathophysiologie der schwangerschaftsbedingten hämostaseologischen Verände-rungen, wie das erhöhte Gerinnungspotenzial, eine verminderte antikoagulatorische Aktivität und starke Alterationen des fibrinolytischen Systems müssen dem interdisziplinären Behandlungsteam bekannt sein, um eine zielgerichtete und konsequente Therapie durchführen zu können.Zu den wichtigsten therapeutischen Eckpfeilern bei peripartalen Blutungen zählen neben der schnellen zielgerichteten interdisziplinären Therapie die kausale gynäkologischen Therapie, die frühzeitige Detektion und Durchbrechung einer Hyperfibrinolyse, die Optimierung von Fibrinogen und Thrombozyten als Endstrecke der Gerinnung und die Kenntnis der Möglichkeiten einer erweiterten Gerinnungstherapie. SchlüsselwörterSchwangerschaftshämostase · Blutungen während Schwangerschaft · Hyperfibrinolyse · Uterusatonie · Gerinnungstherapie Peripartum hemorrhage, hemostatic changes in pregnancy, and recommended treatment Abstract Peripartum hemorrhage is often fulminant and life-threatening for mother and child. It is responsible for 25% of peripartum maternal deaths. All physicians in the interdisciplinary treatment of peripartum hemorrhage need to be familiar with the specific pathophysiology of hemostatic changes during pregnancy, e.g. elevated hemostatic capacity, reduced anticoagulatory activity, and major alterations in the fibrinolytic system. Therapists must be able in an effective interdisciplinary approach to prevent adverse maternal and fetal outcome. The major issues of such a therapy are obstetric treatment of the bleeding, early detection and therapy of hyperfibrinolysis, optimization of fibrinogen and platelet concentrations, and knowledge of the possibilities of individualized hemostatic therapy.

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Sectio caesarea

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Scar appearance of different skin and subcutaneous tissue closure techniques in caesarean section: A randomized study

Scar appearance of different skin and subcutaneous tissue closure techniques in caesarean section: A randomized study

Hemorrhaging during pregnancy

Blutungen während Schwangerschaft und Geburt

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