An Obstetric Anomaly.

An obstetric story.

An Obstetric Cot

An Update in Obstetric Anaesthesia

There is generally good news on the subject of maternal mortality. Worldwide there has been a 34% decrease in the number of women dying in pregnancy and childbirth since 1990, with haemorrhage remaining the leading cause of death worldwide. In developed countries, key reports have emerged from both the UK and NZ. The 2006-2008 UK CMACE report documents a decreased number of maternal deaths, mai...

An obstetric anaesthetic record card.

ANAESTHETIC records, it has been stated, may not only constitute an immediate distraction to an anaesthetist, but are of little use thereafter, for retrospective examination may fail to reveal some vital detail. These objections are not valid when the records to be kept are simplified, systematically completed and filed, and methodically planned for the purpose of some preconceived investigation.

An anomaly of non-locality