many thanks to you dr Shonali Chandra, im a GP in The Netherlands, OBG theory subsides after leaving the lectures in university years ago, your videos are very informative and patient driven, and help me tremendously to counsel women in my practice. many thanks and continue the good work.
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when dealing with differential diagnosis abortion (with or without ultrasonic images of blighted ovum or no cardiac action ), how to correctly define POG in women with PCOS (and no clue of a amenorrhea date dealing with an completely irregular cycle? for example last bleed 6 months ago?)
if USG is not informative like you said and neither are the dates reliable, then I would base my management on my clinical assessment of the uterine size on P/V examination. however, the POG in that situation cannot be accurately predicted.
By bimanual pelvic examination, judging the uterine size, position of uterus, palpating the adnexal region & the POD through the fornices is all a part of clinical evaluation; the same information can be gained with the help of an USG as well. Considering at times, one works in circumstances where USG may not be readily available or affordable, clinical examination becomes important.
We do it by clinical judgement on bimanual pelvic examination. We feel the length of uterus, size and shape and it’s more like clinical guess work honed with years of practise. Roughly the uterus is enlarged to the size of hen’s egg at 6 week, of a cricket ball at 8 week and of a fetal head by 12 weeks. These are also mere rough estimates. So it is more of clinical judgement gained over time
many thanks to you dr Shonali Chandra, im a GP in The Netherlands, OBG theory subsides after leaving the lectures in university years ago, your videos are very informative and patient driven, and help me tremendously to counsel women in my practice. many thanks and continue the good work.
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Best gyno content in youtube literally , ive been strugling with this medical information during my rotation but your videos literally saved me . tHANK YOU VERY VERY MUCH and god bless you and your family .
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Does antepartum hemorrhage (placenta previa and placenta abruption) count as a deferential diagnosis?
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when dealing with differential diagnosis abortion (with or without ultrasonic images of blighted ovum or no cardiac action ), how to correctly define POG in women with PCOS (and no clue of a amenorrhea date dealing with an completely irregular cycle? for example last bleed 6 months ago?)
if USG is not informative like you said and neither are the dates reliable, then I would base my management on my clinical assessment of the uterine size on P/V examination. however, the POG in that situation cannot be accurately predicted.
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3:45 How can you clinically examine a uterus that is six weeks pregnant?
By bimanual pelvic examination, judging the uterine size, position of uterus, palpating the adnexal region & the POD through the fornices is all a part of clinical evaluation; the same information can be gained with the help of an USG as well. Considering at times, one works in circumstances where USG may not be readily available or affordable, clinical examination becomes important.
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How can we determine the uterine size clinically for gestational age less than 12wks
We do it by clinical judgement on bimanual pelvic examination. We feel the length of uterus, size and shape and it’s more like clinical guess work honed with years of practise. Roughly the uterus is enlarged to the size of hen’s egg at 6 week, of a cricket ball at 8 week and of a fetal head by 12 weeks. These are also mere rough estimates. So it is more of clinical judgement gained over time
so please can Threatened Abortion be okay am 13weeks now I see light sporting every four day con that be okay please
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My wife will be pregnant one month complete it's abortion tablets name tell me Dr mam please
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