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Now in its fourth edition, Analgesia, Anaesthesia and Pregnancy is a concise guide to obstetric anaesthesia and analgesia. This essential text reviews every topic and clinical challenge faced during delivery and focuses on pre-empting problems and maximising quality of care. It also covers acute emergencies related to pregnancy. This new edition features eleven new chapters that cover the significant updates in the field over the last few years. Presented in a clearly structured format, this practical guide will be an invaluable source of key information for any anaesthetist encountering obstetric patients, whether they are a practised consultant or still in training. Obstetricians, neonatologists, midwives, nurses, and anaesthetic assistants in obstetric analgesia and anaesthesia who wish to extend or update their knowledge will also benefit from reading this book.

Now in its fourth edition, Analgesia, Anaesthesia and Pregnancy is a concise guide to obstetric anaesthesia and analgesia, reviewing every topic and clinical challenge faced during delivery and focusing on pre-empting problems and maximising quality of care. Useful to anaesthetists of all grades and other members of the multidisciplinary team.

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' I can honestly say that this book is a welcome addition to my list of reference texts. I found it interesting, informative, relevant and clear. A great 'go to book' for an overview of a selected topic within the field of obstetric anaesthesia with a comprehensible flow, that makes some other text books seem as cumbersome as they really can be.' Paul Hawkins, Journal of Perioperative Practice 'Analgesia, Anaesthesia and Pregnancy is an enjoyable read, providing valuable information for advanced trainees and consultant anesthetists encountering complex obstetric patients in their practice. The book contains useful and practical information on core topics in obstetric anesthesia in a clear and concise format.' Marcelo Epsztein Kanczuk, Anesthesia & Analgesia 'This book briefly covers the most commonly encountered conditions and problems in obstetric anesthesia The information is sufficient for its intended purpose and training physicians will appreciate the book during their obstetric anesthesia rotation. It is less detailed than most obstetric anesthesia books; its small size and ease of reading will render it useful for when on call. Given the updated reading material, the updated guidelines and recommendations, and the updated expansion of topics, this fourth edition is clearly justified and will be a welcome addition as a quick reference for those who practice obstetric anesthesia.' Rebecca C Myers, Doody's Book Review Service ' Analgesia, Anaesthesia and Pregnancy - A Practical Guide, Fourth Edition will provide anesthesia trainees (residents/fellows) and experienced obstetrical anesthesiologists relevant, practical advice on a wide range of topics in obstetrical anesthesia. I found it to be a most useful and informative read, and I highly recommend that this text be included in any anesthesia library accessed by those who provide obstetrical anesthesia care.' Vasudha Misra, Canadian Journal of Anesthesia

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The fourth edition of Analgesia, Anaesthesia and Pregnancy remains an essential, practical guide to obstetric anaesthesia and analgesia.
Preface xiii
Section 1 Pre-conception and conception
1 Assisted conception
1(3)
2 Ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome
4(3)
3 Anaesthesia before confirmation of pregnancy
7(2)
Section 2 Pregnancy
I Procedures in early and mid-pregnancy
4 Ectopic pregnancy
9(3)
5 Evacuation of retained products of conception
12(2)
6 Termination of pregnancy
14(2)
7 Cervical suture (cerclage)
16(2)
8 Incidental surgery in the pregnant patient
18(3)
9 Intrauterine surgery
21(2)
II Normal pregnancy and delivery
10 Anatomy of the spine and peripheral nerves
23(8)
11 Physiology of pregnancy
31(5)
12 Antenatal care
36(3)
13 Aortocaval compression
39(2)
14 Gastric function and feeding in labour
41(3)
15 Drugs and pregnancy
44(3)
16 Placental transfer of drugs
47(3)
17 Prescription and administration of drugs by midwives
50(3)
18 Local anaesthetics
53(3)
19 Normal labour
56(5)
20 Intrapartum fetal monitoring
61(4)
21 Pain of labour
65(2)
22 Non-pharmacological analgesia
67(3)
23 Inhalational analgesic drugs
70(2)
24 Systemic analgesic drugs
72(3)
25 Intravenous patient-controlled analgesia for labour
75(3)
26 Epidural analgesia for labour
78(5)
27 Epidural test doses
83(3)
28 Spinal analgesia
86(2)
29 Combined spinal-epidural analgesia and anaesthesia
88(4)
30 Spinal and epidural opioids
92(5)
III Operative delivery and the third stage
31 Preoperative assessment
97(2)
32 Operative vaginal delivery (Instrumental delivery)
99(3)
33 Caesarean section
102(5)
34 Spinal anaesthesia for caesarean section
107(4)
35 Epidural anaesthesia for caesarean section
111(4)
36 General anaesthesia for caesarean section
115(5)
37 Cricoid pressure
120(2)
38 Failed and difficult intubation
122(7)
39 Awake intubation
129(2)
40 Removal of retained placenta and perinea) suturing
131(3)
41 Postoperative analgesia
134(4)
42 Enhanced recovery
138(3)
IV Anaesthetic problems
43 Bloody tap
141(2)
44 Dural puncture
143(3)
45 Postdural puncture headache
146(3)
46 Epidural blood patch
149(2)
47 Extensive regional block
151(4)
48 Inadequate regional analgesia in labour
155(4)
49 Breakthrough pain during caesarean section
159(3)
50 Backache
162(2)
51 Chronic pain after caesarean section
164(2)
52 Homer's syndrome and cranial nerve palsy
166(2)
53 Peripheral nerve lesions following regional anaesthesia
168(3)
54 Spinal cord lesions following regional anaesthesia
171(3)
55 Arachnoiditis
174(2)
56 Cauda equina syndrome
176(2)
57 Opioid-induced pruritus
178(2)
58 Shivering
180(2)
59 Aspiration of gastric contents
182(4)
60 Awareness
186(4)
61 Air embolism
190(3)
62 Malignant hyperthermia
193(2)
V Problems confined to obstetrics
63 Induction and augmentation of labour
195(3)
64 Oxytocic and tocolytic drugs
198(4)
65 Premature labour, delivery and rupture of membranes
202(3)
66 Malpresentations and malpositions
205(3)
67 External cephalic version
208(2)
68 Multiple pregnancy
210(2)
69 Vaginal birth after caesarean section
212(2)
70 Under-age pregnancy and advanced maternal age
214(2)
71 Abnormal placentation
216(4)
72 Placental abruption
220(2)
73 Cord prolapse
222(3)
74 Fetal distress
225(2)
75 Shoulder dystocia
227(2)
76 Intrauterine death
229(2)
77 Uterine inversion
231(2)
78 Major obstetric haemorrhage
233(5)
79 Postpartum haemorrhage
238(3)
80 Collapse on the labour ward
241(2)
81 Maternal cardiopulmonary resuscitation
243(2)
82 Amniotic fluid embolism
245(2)
83 Cholestasis of pregnancy (obstetric cholestasis)
247(2)
84 Acute fatty liver of pregnancy
249(3)
85 HELLP syndrome
252(2)
86 Hypertension, pre-eclampsia and eclampsia
254(7)
87 Magnesium sulfate
261(3)
88 Hyperemesis gravidarum
264(3)
89 Maternal mortality
267(4)
VI Problems not confined to obstetrics
90 Allergic reactions
271(3)
91 Cardiovascular disease
274(4)
92 Arrhythmias
278(3)
93 Pulmonary oedema
281(2)
94 Cardiomyopathy
283(3)
95 Coarctation of the aorta
286(2)
96 Aortic dissection
288(2)
97 Valvular heart disease
290(4)
98 Congenital heart disease
294(4)
99 Pulmonary hypertension and Eisenmenger's syndrome
298(3)
100 Ischaemic heart disease
301(3)
101 Endocrine disease
304(2)
102 Diabetes mellitus
306(4)
103 Anaemia and polycythaemia
310(2)
104 Deep-vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism
312(3)
105 Thrombophilia
315(3)
106 Coagulopathy
318(4)
107 Von Willebrand's disease and haemophilia
322(3)
108 Disseminated intravascular coagulation
325(2)
109 Thrombocytopenia
327(3)
110 Lymphoma and leukaemia
330(2)
111 Haemoglobinopathies
332(3)
112 Connective tissue disorders
335(3)
113 Rheumatoid arthritis
338(3)
114 Cervical spine disorders
341(2)
115 Kyphoscoliosis
343(3)
116 Low back pain in pregnancy
346(3)
117 The parturient with chronic pain
349(3)
118 Neurological disease
352(2)
119 Meningitis
354(3)
120 Acute post-infective peripheral neuropathy (Guillain-Barre syndrome)
357(2)
121 Past history of neurological trauma
359(2)
122 Idiopathic intracranial hypertension
361(2)
123 Intracranial tumour
363(3)
124 Neurofibromatosis
366(2)
125 Stroke
368(3)
126 Epilepsy
371(2)
127 Convulsions
373(3)
128 Migraine
376(2)
129 Multiple sclerosis
378(2)
130 Myasthenia gravis
380(3)
131 Spina bifida
383(3)
132 Respiratory disease
386(2)
133 Asthma
388(2)
134 Cystic fibrosis
390(2)
135 Pulmonary fibrosis
392(2)
136 Sarcoidosis
394(2)
137 Acute lung injury and acute respiratory distress syndrome
396(2)
138 Pneumonia
398(4)
139 Sepsis
402(4)
140 Hepatitis
406(3)
141 Herpes simplex infection
409(2)
142 HIV infection
411(3)
143 Malaria in pregnancy
414(2)
144 Pyrexia during labour
416(2)
145 Migrants and other disadvantaged women
418(3)
146 Psychiatric disease
421(4)
147 Substance abuse
425(3)
148 Obesity
428(4)
149 Kidney disease
432(2)
150 Steroid therapy
434(2)
151 Trauma in pregnancy
436(2)
152 Jehovah's witnesses
438(3)
153 Malignant disease
441(3)
154 Transplantation
444(4)
155 Critical care in pregnancy
448(4)
156 Modified early obstetric warning scores
452(3)
157 Invasive monitoring
455(4)
Section 3 Puerperium and after
I The neonate
158 Neonatal assessment
459(3)
159 Neonatal physiology and pharmacology
462(3)
160 Neonatal resuscitation
465(4)
161 Perinatal mortality
469(2)
II The mother
162 Drugs and breastfeeding
471(3)
163 Follow-up
474(2)
164 Maternal satisfaction
476(3)
Section 4 Organisational issues
165 Antenatal education
479(3)
166 Audit
482(2)
167 Labour ward organisation
484(3)
168 Midwifery training
487(2)
169 Consent
489(4)
170 Medicolegal issues
493(4)
171 Record keeping
497(2)
172 Minimum standards, guidelines and protocols
499(4)
173 Risk management
503(2)
174 Post-crisis management
505(3)
175 Research on the labour ward
508(3)
176 Obstetric anaesthesia organisations
511(2)
177 Vital statistics
513(2)
178 Historical developments in obstetric analgesia and anaesthesia
515(3)
Index 518
Róisín Monteiro is a Consultant Anaesthetist at Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals' NHS Trust. Marwa Salman is a Consultant Anaesthetist at Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust. Surbhi Malhotra is Consultant Anaesthetist at Fiona Stanley Hospital, Perth Australia. Steve Yentis is a Consultant Anaesthetist at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital and Honorary Reader at Imperial College London.