The prophylactic use of tranexamic acid (TXA) may prevent hemorrhage following cesarean delivery, a recent study suggests. In this article, maternal-fetal medicine specialist Justin Lappen, MD, explains why more studies are needed.
Following Cesarean Delivery, Postoperative Pain Affects Likelihood of In-Hospital Breastfeeding
Poorly controlled postoperative pain following cesarean delivery reduces likelihood of successful in-hospital breastfeeding, according to a recent study. In this article, anesthesiologist Alparslan Turan, MD, discusses his research and Ob/Gyn Jennifer Eaton, DO, discusses efforts to manage pain while reducing opioid use.
NIH Study Associates Induced Labor with Positive Outcomes, Including Fewer C-Sections
Inducing labor at 39 weeks reduced c-sections in an NIH study. Could it help you spend less time worrying and more time helping your patients make informed decisions about their care?
Hillcrest Hospital Focuses on Decreasing Cesarean Deliveries
Education and team huddles have helped a Cleveland Clinic regional hospital reduce primary cesarean deliveries among low-risk women.
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