Textbook on Complications in Gynecological Surgery Shobhana M, Aneesh Sabnis
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1Textbook on Complications in Gynecological Surgery
Federation of Obstetric and Gynaecological Societies of India
2Textbook on Complications in Gynecological Surgery
Shobhana M MD DGO Dip Endoscopy Surgery (Germany) Consultant Gynecologist and Endoscopic Surgeon Department of Infertility and Key Hole Surgery Elite Mission Hospital Thrissur (Kerala) Aneesh Sabnis DNB FCPS DGO DFP Dip Endoscopic Surgery (Germany) Consultant Gynecologist Obs. and Gyn. Endoscopic Surgeon Sneh Nursing Home and Centre for Gyn. Endoscopic Surgery Andheri (E), Mumbai Foreword PK Shah
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© 2006, Federation of Obstetric and Gynaecological Societies of India
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5List of Contributors 9Foreword
A long felt need for a book “Textbook on Complications in Gynecological Surgery” has been fulfilled by its editors Dr Shobhana M and Dr Aneesh Sabnis. The book gives precise information on various complications of conventional as well as keyhole gynecological surgeries, in addition to preoperative and postoperative management.
A well balanced selection of authors from India and abroad have contributed excellent information for post-graduate students, teachers and practicing gynecologists. I am sure the book will find a place in every gynecologist's library as a ready reckoner. The efforts by the editors Dr Shobhana M and Dr Aneesh Sabnis are highly appreciable, specially because of well conceived thoughts to bring out a book on an altogether different topic of great clinical interest in the field of obstetrics and gynecology.
I compliment them from the bottom of my heart. I have no hesitation in recommending this book to one and all in the field of obstetrics and gynecology.
Dr PK Shah
Prof. in Obstetrics and Gynecology
LTM Medical College and
LTM Hospital, Sion, Mumbai
10Preface
This book is meant to help the practicing gynecologic surgeon in avoiding potential complications and deal with them competently in the eventuality of encountering them. Quite often, when faced with an unusual twist of event, one may have to frantically search for opinions from colleagues or old friends or even scour the internet for possible solutions. If the situation is critical, there may be no time for such pursuits.
This book covers all the possible aspects of postoperative complications with no pretext being made to make it concise or point form. It is meant to provide all possible information to the surgeon in distress, being a guide to the surgeon dealing with unexplained postsurgical problems. Reading it from page to page may not be as rewarding, as finding a quick solution to a perplexing problem.
Authors from all over India and two from abroad have taken pains to cover all aspects of the postoperative period with ample examples being quoted from real life incidents. Coordinating more than 30 doctors from the length and breadth of the country being a daunting task, lacunae may have crept in, but I hope this book helps a few gynecologists and thereby help many patients have safer postoperative periods.
Shobhana M
11Acknowledgements
I acknowledge the efforts of