Obs&Gyne

Featuring clinical anatomy, multiple image modalities (cadaveric images, animations and surface anatomy) and finally, a self-assessment quiz.  

Loads of questions to test your Obs and Gynae knowledge!  

Simple but beautiful animation by EmilySarah46.  

 

A three-part animation depicting the development and function of the human placenta.  

Overview of Gestational Diabetes Mellitus & Pre-Gestational Diabetes, management and complications to both mother and infant.  

Outlines PCOS, Endometriosis and Pelvic Pain. This took forever - hope you enjoy it and find it useful  

This slide show should be an easy way to cover almost all of the obstetric information you will need for your final exams. It covers pregnancy, emergencies, infections, miscarriages & still births, TOP, induction, c-sections, normal labour, antenatal care and post natal care.  

This animation explains in detail how the menstrual cycle works, also basic facts of female genital system anatomy.  

simplified drawing for the pathology of the breast  

Human embryo and fetus development from fertilization to birth - Elanor Lutz, 2014.  

Study notes for Gynaecology in the Urogenital System References Class notes and "Clinical Gynaecology" by Kruger and Botha Note that spelling differs in South Africa, as well as clinical methods as EBM is used.  

Study notes I made while studying for my Reproductive System theory module References stated in document.  

This is a tutorial to outline the management of menorrhagia.  

10/26/2011 © Clinical Skills Resource Centre, University of Liverpool, UK 1 Obstetric Examination  

My own notes made while studying for my Reproductive System theoretical module Topics selected below, references stated in the document.  

OSCE revision in obstetrics and gynecology 2015. Prepared by Dr Manal Behery, Professor of OB&Gyne.  

Zoom on on the app or click on the website to see a bigger version! Hope it helps ! CF: clinical features TVS- transvaginal ultrasound scan  

A powerpoint presentation made for 4th year medical students summarising normal delivery and childbirth  

A short powerpoint presentation on the classification, symptoms/features and potential complications of multiple pregnancies.