ANAESTHESIA MANAGEMENT OF ACUTE PUERPERAL UTERINE INVERSION
Abstract
Although rare, uterine inversion is a potentially life threatening complication of third stage of labour. Torrential blood loss and shock disproportional to actual hemorrhage are the two basic points of diagnosis. Death may occur in 15% of the affected mothers due to pain, blood loss and shock. Timely and aggressively managed cases stand with minimum morbidity and mortality. Here we are presenting a case of acute puerperal uterine inversion with hypovolemic shock treated successfully.
Keywords
Uterine inversion, hypovolemic shock, Johnson maneuver, general anesthesia.
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