Szerző: Artur Beke ˇ Peter Krasznai Kiadó: Golden Book Nyelv: angol Kiadás éve:
2020 ISBN: 9789639275508 Kötésmód: KEMÉNYTÁBLÁS, KÖTÖTT Oldalszám: 192 oldal
Méret [mm]: 137 x 205 x 13 The ?book summarizes the theoretical and practical
knowledge of the increasingly popular and widely used methods of childbirth
analgesics today, addressing the anesthetic and obstetric issues of the subject
in a coherent manner. After a historical review, the authors describe
physiological changes in the mother's body during pregnancy that are important
for anesthesiology. The chapter on the physiology of labour and delivery
describes the origin, anatomy, and physiological foundations of childbirth pain.
Among the analgesic methods of childbirth, methods that do not require drug
administration are first described, followed by various general and regionally
effective analgesic methods. In addition to intravenous and intramuscular drugs,
the authors address the specifics of inhalation analgesia. The authors discuss
the aspects of birth control separately when using general analgesics. The
chapter on epidural anesthesia ? after a brief overview of the anatomical and
physiological basics and a pharmacological overview ? discusses the accepted
obstetric indications and contraindications, the steps of practical
implementation and their difficulties, as well as advice on how to avoid and
solve them. The following chapter describes the effects of epidural anesthesia.
The effects on the course of delivery, uteroplacental circulation, and on the
fetus and newborn are discussed separately. A separate subchapter describes
possible side effects and complications and how to deal with them. The authors
summarize the special issues of obstetric epidural analgesia, describe the
technique of epidural anesthesia initiated for the purpose of childbirth pain
relief, but later transformed into surgical anesthesia to complete delivery. The
authors describe the possibilities of the use of epidural opioid analgesia in
obstetrics. The book deals specifically with the features of birth control in
epidural analgesia and highlights the aspects of gentle birth control in
premature birth. A separate chapter summarizes which pain relieving procedure is
recommended at which stage of childbirth. In the last chapters, which can be
used in the teaching of epidural anesthesia, there is a section on informing the
parturient in addition to explaining the steps of analgesia, and a brief summary
of childbirth pain management experience in labour and birth preparation courses
(antenatal classes). The sophisticated book is enriched with colour photographs
and illustrations to help with everyday practice. The book is recommended for
professionals in obstetrics, anesthesiology, obstetrics, perinatology, college
students, or students preparing for specialty exams, but pregnant women and
parents interested in the subject can also find useful information in the book.