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Uterine Artery Embolization in the Treatment of Postpartum Uterine Hemorrhage [PDF]
Journal of Vascular and Interventional Radiology, 2011 To evaluate the clinical effectiveness and safety of uterine artery embolization (UAE) in the treatment of primary postpartum hemorrhage (PPH), secondary PPH, and PPH associated with cesarean section.All women who underwent UAE for obstetric-related hemorrhage during a 52-month period culminating in April 2009 were included.
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Uterine hemorrhage and afibrinogenemia
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1957Abstract We have presented 4 cases of uterine hemorrhage. In at least 3 cases where hemorrhage occurred after a normal delivery we were able to demonstrate by laboratory methods a hypofibrinogenemia with a more or less marked fibrinolytic activity. Hemorrhage was checked in 2 patients by the use of transfusions alone. Hysterectomy was required in the
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The Treatment of Uterine Hemorrhage
Postgraduate Medicine, 1952Treatment of women with uterine hemorrhage will prove most satisfactory if careful diagnostic studies antedate treatment and if physiologic and pathologic changes accompanying the blood loss are properly evaluated.
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American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1931
Abstract An analysis of 1137 cases of abnormal uterine bleeding showed that 630 were associated with pregnancy, while 507 cases were in nonpregnant women. The latter patients were classified into 8 distinct categories according to the clinical manifestation of the hemorrhage. 1. 1.
C.F. Fluhmann, Dorothy L. Morse
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Abstract An analysis of 1137 cases of abnormal uterine bleeding showed that 630 were associated with pregnancy, while 507 cases were in nonpregnant women. The latter patients were classified into 8 distinct categories according to the clinical manifestation of the hemorrhage. 1. 1.
C.F. Fluhmann, Dorothy L. Morse
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Management of uterine hemorrhages
The American Journal of Surgery, 1933Abstract One hundred and three cases of uterine hemorrhages have been analyzed as to causation and treatment. A proper understanding of the symptom of uterine hemorrhage is essential in the handling of many gynecological disorders. The rare and less frequent causes of bleeding have not been included in this study because I have had no experience ...
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The American Journal of Surgery, 1940
Abstract Severe uterine hemorrhages which require uterovaginal tamponade as one of the therapeutic measures are discussed under the following headings: Incomplete abortions, postpartum lacerations of the cervix, vaginal walls and rupture of vaginal varices, retained placenta with partial separation, inversion of the puerperal uterus, placenta accreta
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Abstract Severe uterine hemorrhages which require uterovaginal tamponade as one of the therapeutic measures are discussed under the following headings: Incomplete abortions, postpartum lacerations of the cervix, vaginal walls and rupture of vaginal varices, retained placenta with partial separation, inversion of the puerperal uterus, placenta accreta
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Reconsideration of the uterine pack in postpartum hemorrhage
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1965Abstract One hundred and sixty-three cases are reviewed in which uterine tamponade was employed for postpartum bleeding; the incidence of its use was once in 66 deliveries. The efficacy of uterine packing for atony depends upon its proper application and its employment early in the course of postpartum hemorrhage.
E.D. Colvin +5 more
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The treatment of functional uterine hemorrhage
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1937BNORMAL uterine bleeding is ascribed to a functional origin when A the pelvic organs are normal and when no constitutional disease or blood dyscrasia exists to account for it. The modern conception of its etiology recognizes an alteration from the normal functional relationship between the hypophysis, the thyroid, the ovaries and the endometrium ...
Floyd E. Keene, Franklin L. Payne
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