Management of Long-Term Obstructed Labour Complex Complications

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Objectives Understand the pathophysiology of long-term obstructed labour and the factors contributing to its development, including the maternal and fetal consequences. Identify and diagnose the complications of long-term obstructed labour, such as obstetric fistula, uterine rupture, and sepsis, using clinical assessment and appropriate diagnostic tools. Develop comprehensive management plans for patients suffering from long-term obstructed labour complications, ensuring timely interventions to reduce morbidity and mortality. Implement preventive strategies and community-based interventions to reduce the incidence of obstructed labour and its long-term complications, focusing on antenatal care and timely referral systems.