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Assignment hysterectomy included definition indication types causes surgical steps pre operative and post operative management care given within 48 hours patient education summary

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Assignment: HYSTERECTOMY — Complete Overview
The assignment covers all required components drawn directly from Berek & Novak's Gynecology and Sabiston Textbook of Surgery:
  1. Definition — Surgical removal of the uterus
  2. Types — Total, subtotal/supracervical, radical (by extent); Abdominal, vaginal, laparoscopic, robotic (by route)
  3. Indications & Causes — 13 indications including fibroids, AUB, endometriosis, cancers, pelvic prolapse, obstetric emergencies, with the underlying pathology for each
  4. Surgical Steps — Full step-by-step TAH (round ligament → bladder dissection → vascular pedicle ligation → colpotomy → cuff closure) and laparoscopic approach
  5. Preoperative Management — Full workup, optimisation, prophylactic antibiotics (cefazolin 30–60 min pre-incision), surgical safety checklist
  6. Postoperative Care Within 48 Hours — Vital signs monitoring, analgesia protocol, Foley removal within 24 hrs, early ambulation, DVT prophylaxis, antibiotic stop within 24 hrs, complication surveillance table
  7. Patient Education — Activity restrictions, wound/vaginal care, diet, emergency warning signs, follow-up schedule (4–6 weeks), emotional support
  8. Summary Table — Concise recap of all components
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