Misoprostol Versus Oxytocin for Prevention of Postpartum Hemorrhage

Writing a text book required two-edged sword alike expertise in the field of theory and practice. How does a very young and busy practitioner can keep up with many innovations who provides depth to our myriad analyses of evidence-based medicine which has been paralyzed since three decades of war in Afghanistan. The purpose of this book is to be a quick, reliable source of information that is useful for making clinical decisions for doctors and an attempt to encourage the students, residents and fellows to learn Postpartum hemorrhage in a comparatively easy way. The aim of this book is to emphasize the simplicity rather than complexities of knowledge. Controversies are avoided and the management of the obstetrical problems is being highlighted with the facilities available to most of the third world countries.Easy illustrations and schemes have been used as and when needed to add lucidity and clarity to the subject and to emphasize the practical nature of the book.Finally, I appreciate Dr. Danish Paktin for her exclusive innovative work and congratulate her for very fast but fascinating achievements. Dr. Nabil Paktin, MD. DM , FACC, Consultant of medicine