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Introduction: Abnormal uterine bleeding should include all abnormalities of menstruation like hypermenorrhea as well as hypomenorrhea. Abnormal bleeding is synonymous only with excessive menstruation. Abnormal uterine bleeding (AUB) is one of the most common conditions for which women consult their gynaecologists. Material and methods: This was a retrospective study done in Dhiraj Hospital over a period of six month on patients presenting with AUB. Patients were selected based on clinical details. The study material included a total no. of 60 patients which were inclusive of endometrial samples. Patients with isolated endometrial causes of abnormal uterine bleeding were included for this study and those with pregnancy, profusely bleeding per vaginum, anemic patients were excluded. All specimens were transported in 10% formalin to the pathology laboratory. The gross morphology was recorded. Microscopic examination was done by two pathologist so as to reduce inter observer findings. The data collected for this study was statistically analyzed using chi-square test.
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Introduction: The partograph, a graphic recording of labour and features in the mother and fetus has been used since 1970 to detect labour that is not progressing normally. The partograph serves early warning system and assist in early decision of transfer, augmentation and termination of labour. It also increases the quality and regularity of observing mother and fetus in labour. Material and methods: It was a prospective observational study conducted in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at Dhiraj General Hospital, Pipariya, Waghodiya during the period of 6 months. Total 100 patients were enrolled in my study. Plotting on partogram was started at cervical dilation > 4 cm dilation on alert line. Induction was done in needed cases. Augmentation was done as per requirement. Results: 48% cases were Primigravida and 52% cases were multigravida. Mean gestational age was 38.8 weeks. In 88% cases delivered spontaneous and 12% cases required induction of labour. 18.2% of spontaneous onset patients crossed the alert line as compared to 66.66%in the induced group. 72.7% patients in spontaneous group had vaginal delivery, 23.86% had LSCS and 3.4% had instrumental delivery. 25% patients in induced group had vaginal delivery, 75% had LSCS. 96% neonate had no morbidity. Conclusion: The proper use of partograph and application of the right decision at the right time that we can achieve the best for maternal and neonatal outcome