Obstetrics and anaesthesia - Live anaesthesia exam demo viva

[@manunet85]

Nice content. Will be watching more. Just for your information, we usually don’t let women who had two previous caesareans would not normally be allowed to labour. And if they are stubborn and insist, then hopefully anaesthetics would be warned earlier. The risk of placenta implantation diseases will of of cause depend on the location. Women with anterior placenta and previous 2 caesars are more at risk (we usually get more scans to be sure, MRI if low placenta) but if the placenta was fundal or posterior, then that risk is minimal.

[@kalpanijayakody9400]

This is absolutely great. Loved it. Very clear and the discussion has a nice flow. Great teaching.. just started watching ur videos. Looking forward for more interesting topics.

[@ABCsofAnaesthesia]

thanks kalpani!

[@user-vw8jl9py6w]

Great teaching.Loved it

[@suiteums]

That was really good! I'm a CRNA student in the US and have OB oral boards next month. This was helpful, I'll watch again when I get closer!

[@san2690]

Great video, love ur videos, can u please do one on patients with copd posted for lung resection surgery ? Thanks 😊

[@ABCsofAnaesthesia]

I think I have one ready to record! Hopefully post soon :)

[@ruthmill6011]

Great video looking forward to more topics discussed like this

[@ABCsofAnaesthesia]

I’ve got a few more to edit! So posting soon :)

[@ABCsofAnaesthesia]

Also check the abcs of anaesthesia podcast.. same content but just audio

[@ruthmill6011]

Ok definitely will do

[@coco22ism]

Great video! What do you do..if after your spinal in c section, you have a bp drop patient is symptomatic ( nausea, sweating), you have already maxed out on Ephedrine (30mg in total as repeated bolus of 3mg) and you do not have either Aramine nor phenlyeprine... Im asking this since in our setup we only have ephedrine.... thanks

[@haajiibrahim9459]

Great teacher

[@ABCsofAnaesthesia]

Thank you :)