073 Why am I still in pain? with Fionn O’Laiore
Hypothetical patient: You get called by an anaesthetic registrar to come and help them with a woman in labour ward. They tell you that they have been struggling for a […]
072 – Arnold Chiari malformations
You receive a call from an obstetrician: “I have a term patient booked for induction of labour this morning. She had an MRI of her brain 4 years ago after […]
071 – Cardiac arrest in pregnancy
You are called to a code blue medical on labour ward. A woman who has been in labour attempting a VBAC has just collapsed whilst pushing during the second stage. […]
070 – Shivering under neuraxial block
Hi Everyone, This week I sit down again with Graeme. We discuss WA’s isolation & covid bubble, exchange a few crap jokes and have a go at the thorny topic […]
069 – Inaugural journal club June 2020
Hi Everyone, This week is our first episode of our journal club to discuss interesting recent relevant research papers. We are hoping to do this on a regular basis interspersed […]
068 – Discussion of Sheehan’s syndrome with Graeme
Case History (*hypothetical patient) A 33yr old woman presents to a GP complaining of hair loss, cold intolerance, dizziness, extreme fatigue and weight gain. On further questioning the patient states […]
067 – MSF Experiences with Dr Andi Atkinson.
Hi Everyone, This week on the podcast I am joined by Dr Andi Atkinson one of the obstetric and gynaecology trainees here in WA. A few years ago Andi took […]
066 – HELLP Syndrome a discussion with Graeme.
A 28 yr old woman at 36/40 G2P1 presents with a few days history of mild headache, nausea, anorexia, and some upper right abdominal pain. You do some observations and […]
065 – Reflections on COVID and implications in our obstetric unit with Matt Rucklidge.
Join Matt and I as we discuss some of the issues we have been grappling with in our planning for how to manage obstetric patients suspected of or known to […]
064 – Can you die from vomiting in pregnancy – hyperemesis gravidarum more than just morning sickness
(*Hypothetical Case) A woman is brought into your emergency dept by her husband at 14 weeks gestation. He tells you that she has been “really sick” for almost two months […]