UNLABELLED During the third stage of labour there are a lot of causes of significant hemorrhage. The commonest causes of acute hemorrhage are the uterine atony, the retained placenta, the lower tract lacerations, uterine rupture, placenta accreta, hereditary coagulopathy. Also, there could be significant bleeding, during caesarian section, usually at the time of removal of the placenta in cases...

PPH is most common cause of maternal death, contributing to approximately 35% death all over the world. WHO (2017) recommended that tranexamic acid should be considered as a standard comprehensive treatment package and must used in cases regardless PPH. To evaluate effectiveness safety intravenous Tranexamic (TA) for reduction postpartum blood loss after vaginal delivery LSCS record any adverse...

INTRODUCTION Obesity during pregnancy is associated with meta-inflammation and an increased likelihood of clinical complications. Surgery results in intense, acute inflammatory responses in any individual. Because obese individuals exhibit constitutive inflammatory responses and high rates of Caesarian section, it is important to understand the impact of surgery in such populations. Whether mor...

Abstract Background Comparing outcomes of both symptomatic and asymptomatic hospitalized pregnant women with COVID-19 can inform the prognosis during hospitalization for relationship to pregnancy outcomes. Methods Using population-based surveillance data from Associated Hospitalization Surveillance Network (COVID-NET), chart reviews were conducted SARS-CoV-2 positive patients, age 15 49 years, ...

Pregnancy is a hypercoagulable state due to pro-hemostatic changes in the activity of coagulation factors and fibrinolysis progressively increasing pressure on iliac veins from growing uterus. Thus, it not surprising that there an increased risk for thrombotic events especially pelvic veins. With trauma delivery, particularly caesarian section, accentuated early days postpartum. Multiparity see...

HELLP occurs in 0.5%-0.9% of all pregnancies. About 30% of the cases happen within 48 hours after delivery. Women with postpartum HELLP syndrome have significantly higher incidences of complications. Because of the absence of classical signs of preeclampsia, it can confuse physicians and lead to delay in diagnosis. Therefore, it is associated with serious maternal morbidity. We present two case...