Clinical applications of fibrinolytic inhibition in gynaecology

Clinical applications of fibrinolytic inhibition in gynaecology.

'In healthy menstruation the blood which is discharged does not coagulate; in the irregular or unhealthy it does....' This observation on the non-coagulability of menstrual blood was made by John Hunter in 1794.1 A similar observation was made by Bell in 19122 on the composition of menstrual blood found in patients with haematocolpos. Over the past 20 years laboratory and clinical research has ...

Clinical Gynaecology

Clinical Practice Gynaecology Committee

Objective: To identify the indications for hysterectomy, preoperative assessment, and available alternatives required prior to hysterectomy. Patient self-reported outcomes of hysterectomy have revealed high levels of patient satisfaction.These may be maximized by careful preoperative assessment and discussion of other treatment choices. In most cases hysterectomy is performed to relieve symptom...

Clinical Applications of Electroencephalogram in Children

Introduction: To obtain a baseline for clinical application of Electroencephalography in children and to evaluate the Electroencephalography findings in children with various acute and chronic CNS disorders and non epileptic events.Methods: electroencephalography Electroencephalography records of 250 patients were studied in neurophysiology departments of Queen Rania AL-Abdullah Hospital for ch...

Clinical Application of Fibrinolytic Assays