Maternal-Fetal Anatomy-1

(1:01) Uterus, fetus, pubic bone, sacrum, ischial spines, vagina. Frontal and side views. OBS001

 

Maternal-Fetal Anatomy-3

(1:26) Uterus, fetus, pubic bone, sacrum, ischial spines, vagina, and +3 -3 system of fetal stations. OBS003

 

Fetal Skull

(0:39)  Structure of fetal skull and elasticity of sutures. OBS005

 

Maternal-Fetal Anatomy-2

(1:26) Uterus, fetus, pubic bone, sacrum, ischial spines, vagina, and +5 -5 system of fetal stations. OBS002

 

Pelvic Inlet/Outlet

(1:08) Concept of pelvic inlet and outlet. OBS004

Biophysical Profile

(9:41 – narrated) review of the Biophysical Profile used to assess fetal well-being in the prenatal period  OBS501

Fetal Nonstress Test 

(6:15 – narrated) review of the Nonstress Test used to evaluate fetal well-being in the prenatal period OBS196

Brachial Plexus Anatomy

(0:45) Brachial plexus anatomy with nerve roots and clavicles. OBS082

 

Nerve Avulsion and Neuroma

(0:58) Brachial plexus strain with nerve roots avulsion and neuroma formation. Available with left or right shoulder anterior. OBS086

Brachial Plexus Strain

(1:00) Brachial plexus strain due to uterine contraction during shoulder dystocia. Available with left or right shoulder anterior. OBS084

 

Plexus Strain Posterior Shoulder

(1:52)Brachial plexus strain of posterior shoulder on sacral promontory. Available with left or right shoulder posterior. OBS087

Insufficient (incompetent) Cervix

(1:04) Concept of insufficient (incompetent) cervix which can lead to chorioamnionitis due to ascending infection. OBS171

 

Placental Anatomy-4

(1:52) Placental anatomy depicting chorion, amnion and decidual layers, fetal and maternal circulation and umbilical vessels. (actual tissue slides integrated) OBS105

 

Placental Anatomy-5

(2:11) Major urinary and genital organs, amniotic sac, placental chorion, amnion and decidua, villous structures, umbilical vessels. (actual tissue slides integrated) OBS106

Chorioamnionitis ascending-1

(4:16) Chorioamnionitis due to ascending infection with insufficient (incompetent) cervix. (actual tissue slides integrated) OBS131

 

Chorioamnionitis ascending-2

(4:22) Chorioamnionitis due to ascending infection, involvement of extra-placental membranes and umbilical vessels. (funisitis/ tissue slides) OBS132

Compound Presentation

(0:59) Fetal dystocia due to compound presentation of the arm and hand behind back. OBS071

Compound Presentation Resolution

(0:49) Maneuver to resolve fetal dystocia due to compound presentation of the arm and hand behind back. OBS072

Epidural Anesthesia

(4:53 – narrated) Animated review of technique of epidural anesthetic administration, as used in childbirth. OBS401

Epidural Anesthesia L3-L4

(5:12) Animated review of technique of epidural anesthetic administration at the L3-L4 spinal level; includes anatomical relationship of the ribs to the lumbar spine OBS402

Fetal Heart Rate Monitoring review

(20:04 – narrated) In depth review of Fetal Heart rate Monitoring techniques and analysis of normal and abnormal tracings, including decelerations, accelerations, tachycardia and bradycardia OBS195

 

Fetal Heart Tracing Components during Labor

(1:36) Analysis of FHR strip; fetal heart rate (with sound), concept of normal variability, uterine contractions. OBS 191

 

FHR Characteristics of Variable Decelerations

(0:56) Characteristics of variable decelerations. OBS193

Nonstress Test

(6:15 – narrated) review of the Nonstress Test used to evaluate fetal well-being in the prenatal period OBS196

 

Fetal Heart Tracing (FHR) Non-reassuring Decelerations

(1:28) Components of FHR strip; uterine contractions, fetal heart rate tracing, concept of normal FHR variability and comparison to non-reassuring strip. OBS192

 

FHR Variable Decelerations due to Uterine Contractions

(1:25) Relationship of variable decelerations to uterine contraction and altered fetal oxygen flow. (with sound) OBS194

 

Fetal Skull

(0:39) Structure of fetal skull and elasticity of sutures. OBS005

Fetal Head Molding

(1:03) Fetal head molding during passage through the pelvic inlet/outlet in labor. OBS221

Pelvic Inlet/Outlet

(1:08) Concept of pelvic inlet and outlet. OBS004

Hypoxic Ischemic Encephalopathy (HIE)

(narrated – 11:18) Occult prolapse of the umbilical cord with consequent fetal ischemia and hypoxia leading to Hypoxic Ischemic Encephalopathy OBS148

 

Nucleated Red Blood Cells

(5:15) Stages in red blood cell development, relationship between fetal hypoxia and production of nucleated red blood cells, total numbers of NRBCs relative to timing of hypoxic insult. HEM021

 

Hypoxia – Umbilical Compression

(0:42) Hypoxia with dystocia due to umbilical compression. Available with left or right shoulder anterior. OBS036

 

Hypoxia – Venous Compression

(0:48) Hypoxia with dystocia due to venous compression. Available in left or right shoulder anterior OBS038

Fetal Movement Normal

(0:29) Normal fetal movement in utero and subsequent umbilical cord position change which may lead to cord prolapse. OBS211

Fetal Movement Myoclonus

(1:11) Normal fetal movement in utero versus abnormal myoclonic movements associated with neurological insult. OBS212

Fetal Neuron Migration Disorder

(1:15) Normal neural migration in utero versus abnormal migration and effect on neuron alignment and brain size. NEU051

 

Fetal Heart Rate Monitoring

OBSI301

Normal Fetal Movement Through The Birth Canal (Available in Left or Right Shoulder):

Maternal-Fetal Anatomy in the Birth Canal  OBSI001

Fetal Descent OBSI002

Fetal Shouder Rotation OBSI003

 

Shoulder Dystocia Anterior (Available in left or right shoulder anterior) OBSI004

 

McRoberts Maneuver

(Available in Left or Right Shoulder) OBSI005

 

Suprapubic Pressure

(Available in Left or Right Shoulder) OBSI006

 

Posterior Arm Delivery (Available in left or right shoulder anterior) OBSI007

 

Rubin Maneuver (Available in left or right shoulder anterior) OBSI008

 

Shoulder Dystocia Posterior (Available in left or right shoulder posterior) OBS033L

Turtle Sign in Shoulder Dystocia

(1:21 – narrated) Turtle Sign in Dystocia – review of this phenomenon, generally an indication of shoulder dystocia  Available in left or right shoulder anterior OBS035

 

Woods screw maneuver  (Available in left or right shoulder anterior) OBSI009

 

Gaskin Maneuver  OBSI010

 

Axillary Sling  OBSI011

 

Zavanelli Maneuver

(Available in left or right shoulder anterior) OBS012

Vacuum Assist delivery with dystocia

(0:51) Application of vacuum device to accomplish delivery with subsequent anterior shoulder dystocia OBS322

Intrauterine Growth Restriction (IUGR)

 

(5:48)  The adverse physiological effects of Cigarette Smoking on fetal nutrient and oxygen flow with resultant Intrauterine Growth Restriction (IUGR) OBS502

Fetal Stations -5 to +5 Occiput Anterior

 OBSI101

 

Fetal Stations -3 to +3 Occiput Anterior

OBSI103

 

 

Fetal Stations -3 to +3 Occiput Posterior

 OBSI102

 

Fetal Stations -5 to +5 

OBSI104

Forceps Application During Labor

OBSI201

Vacuum Application During Labor (Occiput Anterior)

OBSI202

Vacuum Application During Labor (Occiput Posterior)

 

OBSI203

Anatomy and Physiology of the Placenta

(narrated – 8:44) In-depth review of the anatomy of the human placenta and its physiological role in the support and development of the fetus OBS116

 

Placental Anatomy-1

(1:12) Frontal and lateral views, umbilical cord, O2 and CO2 flow to and from fetus. Available with left or right shoulder anterior. OBS101L or OBS102R

 

Placental Anatomy-3

(1:38) Placental function at macroscopic and microscopic levels, maternal and fetal blood flow, trophoblast, and nutrient migration. OBS104

 

Placental Anatomy-5

(2:11) Major urinary and genital organs, amniotic sac, placental chorion, amnion and decidua, villous structures, umbilical vessels. (actual tissue slides integrated) OBS106

 

Placental Abruption during Labor

(1:55) Major peripheral abruption arising during uterine contractions from initially small abruption. OBS108

 

Placental Abruption with Fetomaternal Hemorrhage and calcification

(1:21) Central abruption at microscopic level with trophoblast rupture, fetomaternal transfusion, clot formation and calcification. OBS110

 

Placental Abruption with intrauterine hemorrhage

(0:49) Major central abruption with interuption of nutrient flow at microscopic and macroscopic levels, extension of abruption to periphery with hemorrhage into uterus OBS115

 

Placental Abruption Minor-1

(1:04) Minor peripheral abruption with minimal effect on fetal oxygen flow, normal fetal heart rate tracing (with sound) and small amount of vaginal spotting. OBS112

 

Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation (DIC and placental abruption) 

(narrated – 9:20) DIC occurring as a result of hemorrhage due to placental abruption (placenta previa) HEM041

 

Placental Anatomy-2

(3:13) Placental anatomy emphasizing function of umbilical arteries and veins, characteristics of normal fetal heart tracing. (with sound) OBS103

 

Placental Anatomy-4

(1:52) Placental anatomy depicting chorion, amnion and decidual layers, fetal and maternal circulation and umbilical vessels. (actual tissue slides integrated) OBS105 

 

Placenta anatomy in prematurity (2:12)

Comparison of fetal size at 24 weeks gestation versus full term. Placental anatomy, chorion, amnion, decidua, and maternal-fetal blood flow. (Tissue slides integrated). OBS231

 

Placental Abruption and Fetal Bradycardia

(1:15) Major central abruption with impairment of fetal oxygen flow, bleeding into amnios and vagina, sustained fetal bradycardia. (with sound) OBS107

 

Placental Abruption and Fetomaternal transfusion

(1:03) Central abruption with trophoblast rupture, interruption of oxygen flow and fetomaternal transfusion. OBS109

 

Placental Abruption with Sequestration

(2:21) Major central abruption with initial sequestration and hemorrhage, interruption of nutrient flow at microscopic and macroscopic levels, extension of abruption to periphery with massive hemorrhage into uterus OBS111

 

Placental Abruption Minor-2

(0:36) Minor peripheral placental abruption – no effect on fetal oxygen flow. OBS113

 

Chorioangiosis

(0:50) Phenomenon of increased placental vascular channels due to chronic recurrent hypoxia. OBS114

Twin Intrauterine Anatomy

(1:08) Anatomy of twins with separate placentas and umbilical cords (dichorionic, diamniotic). OBS251

Umbilical Cord Blood Withdrawl

Umbilical Cord Prolapse and Hypoxic Ischemic Encephalopathy

Umbilical Cord Prolapse Occult-1

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Umbilical Cord Prolapse Relief-1

 

Nuchal Umbilical Cord-1

Placental Anatomy-2

(3:13) Placental anatomy emphasizing function of umbilical arteries and veins, characteristics of normal fetal heart tracing. (with sound) OBS103

 

Umbilical Cord Prolapse overt

(0:30) Overt umbilical cord prolapse and compression by fetal head. OBS141

 

Umbilical Cord Prolapse Occult-2

(0:40) Occult cord prolapse with total impingement and interruption of fetal oxygen flow. OBS143

 

Umbilical Cord Prolapse Relief-2

(0:56) Relief of overt cord prolapse via fetal head elevation with resultant transverse fetal lie. OBS145

 

Nuchal Umbilical Cord-2

(0:55) Tightening of nuchal umbilical cord during labor with fetal heart rate decelerations. (with sound) OBS147

 

Placental Anatomy-1

(1:15) Frontal and lateral views, umbilical cord, O2 and CO2 flow to and from fetus. Available with left or right shoulder anterior. OBS101L or OBS102R

Uterine Rupture

(1:07) Uterine rupture during labor with placental abruption and effect on fetal oxygen flow. OBS161

Vacuum Assist Vaginal Delivery

(0:57) Application of vacuum device to accomplish vaginal delivery of baby OBS321

Vacuum Assist delivery with Dystocia 

(0:51) Application of vacuum device to accomplish delivery with subsequent anterior shoulder dystocia OBS322