In the case of severe postpartum haemorrhage, is it always necessary to give packed red cells?

- This means difficulty during labour. It occurs in about 1% of deliveries. Breech presentation can cause dystocia.   Aetiology Diabetes mellitus Fetal macrosomia -  - often caused by maternal diabet...

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- http://www.usmlesuccess.net A look at the way by which males and females develop their genitalia while in utero - very high-yield USMLE material. Grab your F...

- Uterus by Dr. Fabian

- Uterus by Dr. Fabian

- The best outcomes in childbirth for both mothers and babies are when babies are born head-first. If the baby is in another position, there is a higher risk of complications including the need for c...

- This has been designed to show how the different components of the immune system develop individually and work together. I realised that a flowchart would be an excellent way to demonstrate this an...

- Illustration of the nasal cavity, paranasal sinuses, pharynx, larynx, trachea and esophagus.