24/10/2025
💉 “In just a few minutes, everything can change in the OT.”
Massive Obstetric Haemorrhage (MOH) — it’s one of those situations that tests every Anaesthesiologist’s skill, speed, and composure. You can read about it in textbooks, but when you’re in the theatre and blood loss is rapid — theory alone doesn’t save lives.
I’ve been there — heart racing, monitoring every vitals shift, working seamlessly with the team to bring the mother back safely. That’s where real learning begins — understanding physiology under pressure, anticipating complications, and staying calm when chaos hits.
And that’s exactly what we dive deep into at The Bangalore Anaesthesia Review Course (BARC) — bridging the gap between theory and real-world crisis management.
Here’s what we focus on:
🩸 Early recognition and assessment of haemorrhage
đź’‰ Stepwise management protocols and transfusion strategies
đź«€ Communication & coordination in emergencies
đź§ Evidence-based approach to maternal safety
Because your response in those critical moments defines outcomes — not just for your exam, but for your patient’s life.
🎓 Join BARC to strengthen your clinical confidence — Link in bio.