Publications by authors named "G Kamilya"

Threatened miscarriage is a common complication of early pregnancy characterized by symptoms of vaginal bleeding with/without abdominal cramps/pain in the first trimester. Progestogens are often administered for management of this condition. Presented herein is the protocol of an ongoing, multicentric clinical trial to investigate the efficacy and safety of micronized progesterone (natural progestogen) compared to dydrogesterone (synthetic isomer of progesterone).

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Endometrial cancer accounts for 20% of malignant tumours in the female reproductive system. A novel biological marker human epididymis protein4 (HE4) represents an important alternative indicator which may benefit patient mortality. To correlate the immunohistochemical expression of HE4 in different non-neoplastic and neoplastic endometrial lesions and with the WHO grade of the tumours.

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Introduction: Myomectomy is an invasive surgical procedure. It can be associated with intraoperative and postoperative complications like excessive haemorrhage. There are various methods to control haemorrhage like pharmacological and as well as mechanical methods.

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Objective: To evaluate whether use of the Fetal Pillow (Safe Obstetric Systems, Shenfield, UK) affects maternal and fetal morbidity in cesarean delivery at full cervical dilatation.

Methods: A randomized controlled trial was conducted at two teaching hospitals in West Bengal, India, between April 1, 2013, and March 31, 2014. Women undergoing cesarean delivery at full dilatation were enrolled and randomly assigned with computer-generated random numbers (block size 10) to undergo delivery with or without the Fetal Pillow.

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Article Synopsis
  • A caesarean section at full dilation (CSFD) tends to be complex and is linked to increased surgical trauma, with its occurrence on the rise.
  • A study involving 50 women who underwent CSFD using a fetal pillow (FP) showed that FP effectively elevated the fetal head, leading to a significant reduction in surgery time and complications.
  • Compared to a historical control group, the FP group experienced fewer extensions, quicker operating times, and shorter hospital stays, while fetal outcomes remained consistent between both groups.
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