RETAINED PRODUCTS OF CONCEPTION AFTER EARLY PREGNANCY LOSS: A CLOSER LOOK

I-50: Gray Scale and Doppler Features of Retained Products of Conception and Placenta Accrete

Background Postpartum bleeding is a component of the normal physiologic process that occurs after delivery or miscarriage. Normally, bleeding decreases over the first postpartum week. When bleeding is excessive and uterine atony has been excluded as a cause, the next most common cause of postpartum bleeding is retained products of conception (RPOC). The placenta usually constitutes the majority...

Management of retained products of conception with marked vascularity.

To discuss the management options of retained products of conception (RPOC) with increased vascularity where simple dilatation and curettage may lead to life threatening haemorrhage and endanger the life of the patient. We present a series of three cases that had RPOC with hyper vascularity and were managed with different approaches. A brief review of management options is discussed. Out of thr...

Watching & worrying: early pregnancy after loss experiences.

PURPOSE To describe women's early pregnancy after loss experiences (up to 25 weeks gestation), to document the timing and frequency of their common discomforts and events, and to explore changes in these over time. STUDY DESIGN Longitudinal, qualitative descriptive, and triangulated (data, methods, analyses). METHODS Qualitative data were collected from 82 women pregnant after a past perina...

Auctions : A Closer Look

A ClOser lOOk

In recent years, systems of care principles have been increasingly adopted because of their potential to support efforts to improve child welfare and other human service systems in ways that lead to increased safety, permanency, and well-being for children, adolescents, and their families. However, while the systems of care approach has become more widespread, a clear understanding of what defi...