Common Medical Disorders and Recommendations in Obstetrics and Gynecology | 42 Chapters on High-Risk Obstetrics and Medical Disorders in Pregnancy for OBG Postgraduates and Clinicians

Common Medical Disorders and Recommendations in Obstetrics and Gynecology is a postgraduate-level clinical reference built around the medical conditions that obstetricians and gynecologists encounter routinely in practice, from hypertension, diabetes and thyroid dysfunction to thromboembolic disease, rather than an exhaustive catalogue of rare syndromes. Edited by Kavita N Singh with co-editors Beenu Kushwah Singh, Deepti Gupta and Poorva Badkur, the book moves from pathophysiology to pragmatic, guideline-based management across 42 chapters contributed by specialists from across India. Coverage spans the full obstetric and gynecological medicine spectrum: first-trimester bleeding, recurrent pregnancy loss, hypertensive and cardiac disease in pregnancy, anemia and clotting disorders, gestational diabetes, renal disease, pregnancy after organ transplant and trauma in pregnancy, alongside gynecologic topics such as ovarian masses, abnormal uterine bleeding, cervical intraepithelial neoplasia and vulval and vaginal disorders. A dedicated block of chapters also addresses psychiatric illness, substance abuse, domestic violence and sexual abuse in the OB-GYN setting. Each chapter follows a structured outline with key highlights, AETCOM (Attitude, Ethics and Communication) elements and a self-assessment section, giving the book a consistent, exam-and-practice-ready format throughout. Who This Book Is For: Obstetrics & Gynecology Postgraduates (MD/MS/DNB): use the chapter-wise structured outlines and self-assessment sections for university and board exam preparation. Resident Doctors: reference structured, guideline-based recommendations while managing medical complications on obstetric and gynecology wards. Practicing Obstetricians and Gynecologists: consult the book as a ready companion for diagnosis and management of common medical disorders encountered in daily practice. Why This Book Helps: Bridges medicine and obstetrics: moves quickly from pathophysiology to pragmatic, guideline-based recommendations for conditions at the interface of internal medicine and OB-GYN. Covers uncommon practical scenarios: dedicates chapters to polytrauma, abuse survivors and substance abuse in pregnancy, situations general OB-GYN texts often omit. AETCOM-integrated: weaves attitude, ethics and communication elements into every chapter, aligning with competency-based postgraduate training. Built-in self-assessment: each chapter closes with a self-assessment section for immediate reinforcement of key points. Key Features: 42 chapters covering common medical disorders across obstetrics and gynecology. Structured chapter format: key highlights, AETCOM elements, self-assessment section in every chapter. Dedicated chapters on high-risk conditions: cardiac disease, thrombophilia, sickle cell disease, gestational diabetes, renal disorders. Coverage of practical challenge scenarios: polytrauma, abuse survivors, substance abuse. Foreword by Neerja Bhatla; edited by a team of practicing OB-GYN academics and clinicians.

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