Publications by authors named "Marie Pecout"
Objective: To develop and validate a device that measures the pressure exerted by forceps on the fetal head for clinical use.
Background: The lack of clinical tools to quantify forceps pressure on the fetal head may impact maternal and neonatal outcomes. Existing studies have not measured the direct contact pressure between forceps blades and the fetal head, highlighting the need for innovation.
Article Synopsis
- This study compares the safety and outcomes of two surgical methods for staging locally advanced cervical cancer: retroperitoneal and transperitoneal para-aortic lymphadenectomy (PAAL).
- Data from 448 patients treated between 1999 and 2018 showed no significant differences in complication rates or mortality between the two methods, although the retroperitoneal approach resulted in shorter hospital stays.
- The findings suggest that retroperitoneal PAAL is a safe and effective option for nodal staging in this patient population, providing comparable outcomes to transperitoneal PAAL.
Background: As endometriosis is not a single condition but different morphological types, it is easy to conceive that its management allow for a diversity of approaches. The objective of this literature review is about a simplified pathway through care for patients with endometriosis, and to target the right time for surgical treatment.
Methods: Through a literature and references review, the different surgical care arrangements according to attainment, to symptoms and to the patients demands and expectations are reviewed.