Surgical Skills on Internal Iliac Artery Ligation for Controlling Postpartum & Pelvic Hemorrhage

Salient Features: Ready reference for clinicians to attend emergency in the operation theatre. Explains relevant anatomy identifiable landmark, such as sacral promontory and psoas muscle to make the procedure quick, easy to learn and perform. Stresses on finger disSection method to locate the anterior division of internal iliac artery. The differences and variations between right and left side vessels have also been described. Provides different tips for operation, such as bleeding from lower segment caesarean Section (LSCS) wound; uterine artery ligated 2 to 3 cm below the incision line. Contains full colour cadaver photographs and parallel live illustrations for learning step-by-step operation skills. Table of Contents:1. Evidence-based Guidelines: Abstract of Research Paper When Disaster Strikes in the Pelvis 2. Indications for Anterior Division of Internal Iliac Ligation, Operation Steps and Tips Obstetric Indications with Hemorrhage for Internal Iliac Ligation Steps Internal Iliac and Anterior Branch Right Side Finger DisSection 3.