Cesarean Section Course
Master complex repeat caesarean sections confidently—optimise abdominal entry, manage dense adhesions, protect bladder and bowel, control haemorrhage, and minimise postoperative complications in high-risk obstetric patients. Gain practical skills for preoperative assessment, safe entry in high BMI cases, adhesion handling, organ protection, haemorrhage management, and postoperative care including thromboprophylaxis, glycaemic control, wound care, and follow-up to enhance maternal outcomes.

from 4 to 360h flexible workload
valid certificate in your country
What will I learn?
This Caesarean Section Course provides targeted, hands-on training to manage complex repeat procedures confidently. Learners cover preoperative assessment, safe abdominal entry for high BMI patients, handling dense adhesions, protecting bladder and bowel, controlling haemorrhage, and postoperative care such as thromboprophylaxis, glycaemic control, wound management, and follow-up planning to boost maternal outcomes and cut complications.
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Develop skills
- Complex cesarean planning: quickly assess high-risk patients and coordinate the team.
- Difficult entry mastery: manage dense adhesions and obesity for safer abdominal access.
- Haemorrhage control skills: apply stepwise uterotonics, sutures, and massive transfusion.
- Bladder and bowel protection: prevent, detect, and repair urinary or organ injuries.
- Post-op optimisation: manage pain, VTE, infection, and follow-up in complex caesareans.
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