Placenta from a Case of Placenta Prævia

Notes of a Case of Partial Placenta Prævia

My only reason for troubling the Society with a brief note of this case, is the peculiar interest attached to all cases of haemorrhage, as well as the comparative rarity of instances where the placenta forms the presentation (1 in 500). In dealing with such cases, we must recollect (although a disputed question) that the haemorrhage must be, to some extent, unavoidable, owing to the progressive...

Case of Placenta Prævia

A Case of Central Placenta Prævia Associated with Eclampsia

Management of retained placenta and uterus septum after vaginal delivery: case report

Background: Approximately 3% to 5% of obstetric patients will experience postpartum hemorrhage (PPH). Even though the most common reason for postpartum hemorrhage, as the main cause of maternal death, is uterine atony; other complications such as laceration, hematoma, inversion, rupture; retained tissue or invasive placenta; and coagulopathy may result in PPH. The main cause of retained placent...

Sterility and Placenta Prævia Primipara