This paper explores post-abortion experience and identifies key themes that may arise while working with individuals who have had an abortion. aims to revisit deconstruct the issue of abortion place it in sociopolitical context from which arises. The research included draws multiple disciplines including art history, politics inclusivity interconnections between identity, oppression privilege, ...

background : abortion has never been a mere medical issue; rather, because of its widespread effects on the personal, social, economic, political and cultural matters has been almost globally noticed by governments in some way. the therapeutic abortion act ratified by islamic assembly of iran in 2005 followed by instruction of the forensic medicine organization confirms this claim. although, ba...

We report the successful anaesthetic management of therapeutic abortion under spinal anaesthesia in a 32-yr-old woman with Takayasu's disease. The pathology and pathophysiology of this syndrome and their impact on anaesthesia are discussed.

BACKGROUND Nitric oxide plays a major role in increasing uterine blood flow during the luteal phase and early pregnancy. This study was done to compare uterine artery and sub-endometrial blood flow indices during the luteal phase between patients with unexplained recurrent abortion and fertile women and also to evaluate the effects of nitric oxide donors on blood flow indices in the abortion gr...

Throughout the 1970s and 1980s, the Prince Edward Island Right to Life Association (RTLA) lobbied medical professionals, hospital boards, politicians, and neighbours to prevent the Charlottetown and Summerside hospital corporations, the only abortion providers on the Island, to eliminate their Therapeutic Abortion Committees. Because abortion committees were not mandatory and only hospital boar...

The paper focuses on ideological determinants of therapeutic treatment of guilt. The ideological factors have strong, often unrecognised, effect on both therapists and patients. Especially religious vs. non-religious or anti religious attitudes play an important role. Therapeutic approaches to guilt can be often understood and classified respectively (especially in case of abortion). Some relev...

Background India continues to have unsafe abortions despite progressive legislation since the past five decades facilitating ease of access abortion services. This study describes care-seeking patterns (social/therapeutic/humanitarian/sex-selective/safe/unsafe), preferences (public/private/at home), and their determinants among Indian women. Methods Data were taken from National Family Health S...

The aim of the study was to assess levels soluble fms-like tyrosine kinase 1 (sFlt1), placental growth factor (PlGF), and vascular endothelial A (VEGF-A) in tissue extracts comparison with histologic examination endometrium chorionic villi women spontaneous abortion active cytomegalovirus (CMV) infection. Materials methods . 81 at 7–9 weeks pregnancy were examined: them, 51 CMVseropositive infe...

BACKGROUND Post abortion complications are the third leading cause of maternal death after hemorrhage and hypertension in Botswana where abortion is not legalized. This study aimed at assessing the management of post abortion complications in Botswana. METHODS A retrospective study was conducted at four hospitals in Botswana in 2014. Socio-demographic, patient management and outcomes data wer...