Overview

Learning Objectives:

• This  course is aimed at the ob/gyn practitioners who receive, evaluate and decide about the panned route of delivery amidst the sometimes challenging clinical and legal pressures.
• The attendees will improve their knowledge about the generation, the anatomy and the clinical fallout of the post-Cesarean delivery niches.
• Become familiar with the “post-Cesarean delivery syndrome” to be able to relate to them and make efforts to diminish their numbers and even prevent them
• Hear more about the present efforts to prevent the formation of post-Cesarean delivery niches as the cause of many disorders such as uterine rupture, cesratean scar pregnancy , intermenstrual bleeding etc.
• Realize that caesarean scar pregnancy is part of the placenta accreta spectrum and it is a precursor of it that couldbe diagnosed in the first trimester by actively screening for it
• Follow and draw conclusions of the debates concerning the subject of preventing the formation of Cesarean delivery niches and their clinical consequences

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Date: Sunday 21 January 2024

Time: 12:00 - 18:00 GMT (UTC+0)

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The course will be recorded. Recordings are available on-demand for registered delegates for three months after the course on the live streaming website. Delegates watching on-demand will be able to access CME accreditation for this course.

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