Putting the ‘nose’ back in ‘diagnose’
Tweet The olfactory sense is yet another means by which diagnosticians can find clues about ailments or uncover little...
Read MorePelvic Inflammatory Disease: how partner notification and a joined-up approach enhances patient care
Tweet It had been identified that there were less than satisfactory outcomes, in terms of follow up care of those...
Read MoreAdvances in the use and insertion of Mirena-IUS
Tweet Introduction More than six million women have used Mirena IUS as contraception since 1995 worldwide. Mirena IUS is an...
Read MoreUreteric injury during obstetric and gynaecological surgery – an update
Tweet Introduction Iatrogenic ureteric injury is a known and dreaded complication of surgery by obstetricians and gynaecologists, and is associated...
Read MoreMVA: an alternate method for uterine evacuation
Introduction Early pregnancy loss (miscarriage) occurs in about 10-20% of clinically recognised pregnancies and accounts for more than 50,000 inpatient...
Read MoreObstetric ultrasound and biophysical scoring
One of the major challenges that obstetricians encounter during the management of high risk pregnancy is prematurity of the foetus...
Read MoreMammoplasty and breast health
[caption id="" align="alignright" width="350" caption="Fotolia.com © Forgiss"][/caption]Mammoplasty refers to reconstruction of the mammary gland (breasts). Reconstruction is necessary following surgery...
Read MoreDiagnosing ROM – an obstetric challenge
Introduction Premature rupture of membranes (PROM) is a significant complicating factor in contemporary obstetric practice. The amniotic membrane protects the...
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