Anoscopy

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Chapter 39 Anoscopy Common indications Anoscopy can be used to visualize the anal canal and evaluate anorectal symptoms such as pain or bleeding (Figure 39-1). FIGURE 39-1 Anal pathology can…

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Cervical Polypectomy

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Chapter 24 Cervical Polypectomy Common indications Cervical polyps are usually benign pedunculated growths of the cervix that are often asymptomatic but can cause bleeding. Because they are occasionally malignant, small…

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Breast Cyst Aspiration

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Chapter 28 Breast Cyst Aspiration Common indications Cystic breast nodules can be initially worked up and treated with aspiration. Persistent or recurrent nodules require further evaluation to rule out malignancy…

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Forceps Delivery

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Chapter 17 Forceps Delivery Common indications A forceps delivery is commonly indicated to assist in the completion of the second stage of labor for patients with inadequate propulsive force to…

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Vacuum-Assisted Delivery

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Chapter 16 Vacuum-Assisted Delivery Common indications Vacuum-assisted delivery is commonly indicated to assist in the completion of the second stage of labor for patients with an inadequate propulsive force to…

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Scalp Lead Placement

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Chapter 13 Scalp Lead Placement Common indication Intrapartum fetal monitoring with continuous fetal heart rate monitoring can be occasionally difficult to obtain through the maternal abdomen. In these situations, a…

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Shave Biopsy

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Chapter 2 Shave Biopsy Common indication A shave biopsy is used to remove the protruding portion of a raised skin lesion when a full-thickness sample is not required. Advantages of…

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