Будни акушера. Правдивые истории о самом сокровенном

Za slovom "rody" dli͡a akushera-ginekologa vsegda stoit gorazdo bolʹshe, chem prosto rabota. Ėto bessonnye nochi na dezhurstvakh, ėkstrennye reshenii͡a, otvetstvennostʹ za chelovecheskie zhizni i, konechno zhe, trepetnye momenty rozhdenii͡a. Anastasii͡a Sedova - vrach akusher-ginekolog, avtor populi͡arnogo kanala "Blog akushera", gde ee istorii iz praktiki nakhodi͡at otklik u tysi͡ach chitateleĭ, a takzhe avtor knigi "Dnevnik akushera". V svoeĭ novoĭ knige Anastasii͡a prodolzhaet rasskazyvatʹ o tom, chto obychno ostaetsi͡a za kadrom: o slozhnykh sluchai͡akh, neprostykh sudʹbakh i khrupkom momente, kogda na svet poi͡avli͡aetsi͡a novai͡a zhiznʹ. Pochemu pat͡sientka ne priznaet svoego rebenka? Po kakoĭ prichine devushka kategoricheski otkazyvaetsi͡a ot medit͡sinskogo vmeshatelʹstva? Kak posledni͡ai͡a popytka zaberemenetʹ privela k dolgozhdannomu rozhdenii͡u dochki? Chto vazhneĭ dli͡a pat͡sientki: skrining ili maniki͡ur? Ėto i mnogoe drugoe vas zhdet na stranit͡sakh knigi "Budni akushera". Ėta kniga o professionalizme i sostradanii. O doverii. O chude, kotoroe ezhednevno proiskhodit v stenakh roddoma - ne vsegda legko, ne vsegda vovremi͡a, no vsegda po-nastoi͡ashchemu.

For an obstetrician-gynecologist, the word "childbirth" always means much more than just work. These are sleepless nights on duty, emergency decisions, responsibility for human lives and, of course, the thrilling moments of birth. Anastasia Sedova is an obstetrician-gynecologist, the author of the popular channel "Obstetrician's Blog", where her stories from practice resonate with thousands of readers, as well as the author of the book "Diary of an obstetrician". In her new book, Anastasia continues to talk about what usually remains behind the scenes: about difficult cases, difficult destinies and the fragile moment when a new life is born. Why doesn't the patient recognize her child? For what reason does the girl categorically refuse medical intervention? How did the last attempt to get pregnant lead to the long-awaited birth of a daughter? Which is more important for the patient: screening or manicure? This and much more awaits you on the pages of the book "Everyday life of an obstetrician." This book is about professionalism and compassion. About trust. About the miracle that happens every day within the walls of the maternity hospital – not always easy, not always on time, but always for real.