Scientific Sessions

Track 1: labor and health-care

Health care or healthcare is the enhancement of health via the forestallment, opinion, treatment, amelioration, or cure of complaint, illness, injury, and other physical and internal impairments in people. They give essential services that promote health, help conditions, and deliver health care services to individualities, families, and communities grounded on the primary health care approach. Let's take a near look at the four crucial types of healthcare systems and how they aim to meet the medical requirements of populations. They're known as the Beverage Model, the Bismarck Model, the National Health Insurance Model, and the eschewal- of- Pocket Model.

Track 2: Obstetrics and Gynecology

An obstetrician specializes in obstetrics, which deals with all aspects of gestation, from antenatal care to post-natal care. An obstetrician delivers babies, whereas a gynecologist does not. An obstetrician can also give curatives to help you get pregnant, similar as fertility treatments. Obstetrics and Gynecology is the medical specialty that encompasses the two subspecialties of obstetrics and gynecology (covering the health of the female

Track 3: Labor & Delivery

Labor" and" delivery" describe the process of parturition. Condensation of the uterus and changes in the cervix (the opening of the uterus) prepare a woman's body to give birth. Also the baby is born, and the placenta follows. With this online course, you'll achieve test-applicable knowledge about the 5 Ps of Labor Passenger, hallway, Powers, Position, and Psyche. Labor prepares your birth conduit for delivery of your baby through condensation of your uterus or womb. These condensations help the baby move through your vagina. Labor is a good name for this because it's generally a lot of work.

Track 4: Maternal-Fetal Medicine

Motherly – fetal drug, also known as perinatology, is a branch of drug that focuses on managing health enterprises of the mama and fetus previous to, during, and shortly after gestation. Motherly – fetal drug specialists are croakers who subspecialize within the field of obstetrics. Motherly- Fetal drug is asub-specialty of obstetrics that focuses on the opinion and treatment of expectant maters and their future babies. You may be appertained to a motherly- fetal drug specialist if you have apre-existing medical condition previous to gestation, develop a medical condition during gestation or have problems during delivery. Also, you'll see a motherly- fetal drug specialist during gestation if your baby has an anomaly.

Track 5: Fetal and Maternal Physiology

Maternal physiology does give a medium to increase oxygen delivery throughout gestation. Red blood cell (RBC) volume increases by about 30 at term gravidity. (18) Tube expansion, still, increases indeed further than RBC volume which results in physiologic anemia of gestation. Some of the changes in maternal physiology during gestation include, for illustration, increased maternal fat and total body water, dropped tube protein attention, especially albumin, increased maternal blood volume, cardiac affair, and blood inflow to the feathers and uteroplacental unit, and dropped blood pressure.

Track 6: Perinatal pathology

Perinatal Pathology is the study of conditions of the placenta, fetus and bambino. The perinatal period is classically defined as the time incontinently before and after birth. Different time cut- offs has been used but generally the perinatal period is from 28 weeks gravidity to 4 weeks after birth. Numerous perinatal pathologists are experts in conditions throughout the gravid period and into the neonatal period.

Track 7: Medical Complications of Pregnancy

Lifestyle habits to stop or avoid during gestation include smoking, drinking alcohol, gaining too important weight, consuming too important caffeine, eating certain foods like raw or undercooked meat and eggs, raw sprouts, some seafood, and others. 3 of the most dangerous gestation and/ or delivery complications are (1) uterus rupture ;( 2) shoulder dystocia, and (3) umbilical cord prolapse.

Track 8: Fetal Cardiology

Our Fetal Cardiology Program provides early screenings, accurate antenatal opinion, and, when applicable, postnatal care planning for babies with the full diapason of natural heart complaint. We are then to help you understand exactly how your baby's heart is developing. Fetal echocardiography is a test that's done while the baby is still in the womb. It's most frequently done during the alternate trimester of gestation. This is when a woman is about 18 to 24 weeks pregnant. The procedure is analogous to that of a gestation ultrasound. You'll lie down for the procedure.

Track 9: Embryology and Human Genetics

Genetics is a discipline of the Biological lores that studies particular traits the mortal or living organism inherit from its ancestors through genes and Embryology studies the development of the fertilized embryo from the ovum to the fetus stage. Genes involved in mortal growth correspond of major growth genes and minor growth genes. Major growth genes have abecedarian goods on mortal growth, and their mutations beget growth failure (or overgrowth) which is recognizable as single gene diseases. Mortal genetics is a branch of biology that studies how mortal traits are determined and passed down among generations. Explore this instigative field to more understand how your genes help shape your traits and health.

Track 10:  Prenatal Genetics

Antenatal Genetics provides over- to- date information about the heritage of inheritable conditions, the cause of colorful birth blights, and the tests that are available to determine whether an existent/ couple has a chance to have a child with that condition or birth disfigurement. This blood test examines fetal DNA in the motherly bloodstream to screen for the increased chance for specific chromosome problems, similar as down pattern. This webbing can also give information about a baby's coitus and Rh blood type.

Track 11: New Advances in Fetal Evaluation and Testing

The main ways for fetal assessment are the no stress test, biophysical profile, modified biophysical profile, compression stress test, and fetal movement count. By choosing NIPT webbing over amniocentesis tests in a first case, it can be safely determined whether the threat of fetal blights is high or low, reducing the need for invasive procedures by over to 95. NIPT is a newer fashion that's performed at The Birth Company rather of amniocentesis or CVS. A sample of the baby's DNA is collected using a veritably different fashion A blood sample is taken from the mama. Cells belonging to the baby can be uprooted from the blood and analyzed in the lab.

Track 12: Anesthesia for Fetal Surgery

Because a gash in the uterus is needed, the mama is given anesthetic feasts to help condensation. Thus, both mama and baby are given general anesthesia for these" open" fetal surgeries. When the mama is under general anesthesia, she's unconscious, and cannot feel pain or other sensations. It doesn't appear that anaesthetic agents have teratogenicity goods in humans. Still anesthesia and surgery during gestation are associated with an increased threat of confinement, unseasonable birth, low birth weight babies and child death.

Track 13:  Genetic Disorders

Genetics. ADHD tends to run in families and, in utmost cases, it's allowed the genes you inherit from your parents are a significant factor in developing the condition. Exploration shows that parents and siblings of someone with ADHD are more likely to have ADHD themselves. With only four diagnosed cases in 27 times, ribose-5-phosphate isomerize insufficiency is considered the rarest known inheritable complaint.

Track 14:  Fetal brain development

The fetal brain begins to develop during the third week of gravidity. Neural ancestor cells begin to divide and separate into neurons and glia, the two cell types that form the base of the nervous system. By the ninth week, the brain appears as a small, smooth structure. The most active period of baby brain development takes place during the middle of the alternate trimester, when, 250,000 neurons are created every nanosecond.

Track 15: Women Reproductive Health

Being a woman has health implications. Women's health needs can be classified into four broad categories (Fathalla, 1997). First, women have specific health needs related to sexual and reproductive function. Second, women have an elaborate reproductive system that is vulnerable to dysfunction or disease, even before it is put into operation or after it has been taken out of service. Third, women are prone to the same diseases of other bodily systems that can affect men. Disease patterns often differ from those of men due to genetic make-up, hormonal environment, or gendered lifestyle. Diseases of other body systems or their treatments may interact with conditions of the reproductive system or function. Fourth, because women are women, they are subject to social diseases that affect their physical, mental, or social health. Examples include female genital mutilation, sexual abuse and domestic violence.