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    1. This document discusses cesarean section, including definitions, types, indications, timing, benefits and risks, and postoperative care. 2. It covers lower segment and classical cesarean sections, absolute and relative indications for lower segment cesarean, and the preferred Pfannenstiel skin incision approach. 3. Preoperative, operative, and postoperative steps are outlined, along with immediate and remote maternal and fetal complications.

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    1. This document discusses cesarean section, including definitions, types, indications, timing, benefits and risks, and postoperative care. 2. It covers lower segment and classical cesarean sections, absolute and relative indications for lower segment cesarean, and the preferred Pfannenstiel skin incision approach. 3. Preoperative, operative, and postoperative steps are outlined, along with immediate and remote maternal and fetal complications.

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    1. This document discusses cesarean section, including definitions, types, indications, timing, benefits and risks, and postoperative care. 2. It covers lower segment and classical cesarean sections, absolute and relative indications for lower segment cesarean, and the preferred Pfannenstiel skin incision approach. 3. Preoperative, operative, and postoperative steps are outlined, along with immediate and remote maternal and fetal complications.

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    1. This document discusses cesarean section, including definitions, types, indications, timing, benefits and risks, and postoperative care. 2. It covers lower segment and classical cesarean sections, absolute and relative indications for lower segment cesarean, and the preferred Pfannenstiel skin incision approach. 3. Preoperative, operative, and postoperative steps are outlined, along with immediate and remote maternal and fetal complications.

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    7 Benefits Risks Cesarean


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    9
    Why Pfannenstiel ispreferred

    10 Pre
    op
    11 Procedure

    12 Post
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    13 complications

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    IncreasedRisk in subsequentpregnancies
    of complications
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    2 Ectopic Adhesions
    pregnancy 7 PPH
    3 Pretermdelivery irritateduterus

    4 Morbidly Adherentplacenta
    5 Placentaprevia
    8 Classical vs lower segment c section

    9 Pfannested skin incisionpreferred


    1 Cosmeticvalue Disadvantages

    2 incisionalhernia i longertime

    3 wounddehiscence 2 Bloodloss

    4 Post more 3 unsuitableforclassicalsection


    opcomfort
    5 Fundus can be palpated

    6 MIDLINESKIN INCISION
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    i Quickentry
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    iii Bleeding
    iv Nervedamage
    10 Pre
    op
    1 Informedconsent

    2 NBM

    3 PPI H2blocker overnight I hr beforesurgery

    4 Foley'scatheter

    5 Antibiotics 1hrbefo
    Cefazolin2mg IV singledose Penicillin Clindamycin Gentamycin

    6 Abd scrubbed i soap

    7 Check FHS neonatologist

    8 Blood cross check

    9 IV cannula RL NS

    Operative

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    draping

    2 Anaesthesia
    Spinal Tq
    General LSCS
    Emergency

    PIH Preeclampsia
    S IntracardiacShunt
    HOCM
    EjectionFraction
    PulmonaryHTN
    OPERATIVE STEPS
    Oxytocin LOU 0.2mg Methergine
    1
    afterdelivery
    2 Delayed cordclamping
    3 Removal
    ofplacenta by controlledcordtraction

    12 Post care
    op
    1 Observation check vitals 6 8here
    2 IV
    fluids
    3 Oxytocin 5 IV
    Oxytocin
    4 Analgesics Pethidine
    5 Antibiotics

    6 Breastfeeding 3.4 his later

    7 Mother D1 Electrolyte fluid


    D2
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    Discharge

    13 Complications

    Maternal

    Immediate Remote

    1 PPH 1 Scarrupture futurepregnancy

    2 Shock 2 Incisional hernia


    3 Anaesthetichazards 3 CPP menstrualdisturbance
    hypotension aspin 4 Intestinalobstruct d t adhesions

    4 Infection endomyometritis

    Stitontis Fetal
    SSI
    1 Iatrogenicprematurity
    5 ParalyticIleus
    2 RDS
    6
    Injurytothebladder 3 Accidentalscalpel
    injury
    7 woundhematoma

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