obstetric medicine
/ɒbˈstrɛtrɪk mɛdˈɪsɪn/ · ob.ster. ic.me.dic.ine
noun
- The branch of medicine that deals with the care of pregnant women and their unborn babies. The obstetric medicine department at the hospital is staffed by highly trained specialists.
- The medical care and treatment provided to pregnant women and their unborn babies. The expectant mother received excellent obstetric medicine care throughout her pregnancy.
Did you know? Obstetric medicine has a long history, dating back to ancient civilizations where midwives played a crucial role in childbirth. Today, obstetric medicine is a highly specialized field that requires advanced training and expertise.