The Obstetric Hematology Manual

A Manual of Obstetric Practice

a practical acquaintance with this subject could gain an; assistance from figures of so sketchy a nature. The treating of eclampsia is a subject which the author has made peculiar > his own: his practice is to deliver immediately, or as soona possible if eclampsia has already set in, and to do this un deep anaesthesia. In cases of post-partum hemorrhage W* atony the author recommends the pluggi...

Manual of Gynaecologic and Obstetric Emergencies

Manual protection of the perineum reduces the risk of obstetric anal sphincter ruptures.

INTRODUCTION During vaginal delivery, the risk of obstetric anal sphincter injuries (OASIS) is well-known. Despite sufficient repair, 30-50% of women will experience anal incontinence. Recent studies from Norway have shown a reduction in the incidence of OASIS when the perineum is supported manually. In Denmark, the frequency of OASIS is the highest in Scandinavia and it is increasing. The aim ...

Manual of Emergencies, Medical, Surgical and Obstetric: Their Pathology, Diagnosis and Treatment

Precision and accuracy of monocyte counting. Comparison of two hematology analyzers, the manual differential and flow cytometry.

The Coulter STKS (Coulter, Hialeah, FL), the Abbott CD3500 (Abbott Diagnostics, Abbott Park, IL), a 400-cell manual differential, and flow cytometry using double-staining with fluorescence-labelled monoclonal antibodies (CD45-FITC and CD14-PE) on a Coulter Epics Profile II were evaluated for precision and accuracy in relative monocyte counting. STKS, CD3500, and Profile II achieved a precision ...