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Invasive malplacentation of lower uterine segment in first trimester patient with obstetric shock development

  • DUBRAVKO HABEK1
  • ANA TIKVICA LUETIĆ1
  • TATJANA PAVELIĆ TURUDIĆ1
  • INGRID MARTON1
  • MATIJA PRKA1
  • NIKOLINA PENAVA2

1Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics, Clinical Hospital “Sveti Duh”, Zagreb, Croatian Catholic University Zagreb, Croatia

2 Department of Perinatology, University Clinical Hospital Mostar, Bosnia and Hercegovina

DOI: 10.22514/SV121.102016.21 Vol.12,Issue S1,October 2016 pp.119-120

Published: 10 October 2016

*Corresponding Author(s): DUBRAVKO HABEK E-mail: dubravko.habek@os.t-com.hr

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Abstract

We present a case of invasive malplacenta-tion of the lower uterine segment found in a first trimester, 38-year old woman following curettage for missed abortion. Uncontrolled hemorrhage and obstetric hemorrhagic shock developed, resulting in abdominal hysterectomy, with resuscitation. The pa-tient made a full recovery.

Keywords

invasive placentation, first tri-mester, hysterectomy, obstetric shock

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DUBRAVKO HABEK,ANA TIKVICA LUETIĆ,TATJANA PAVELIĆ TURUDIĆ,INGRID MARTON,MATIJA PRKA,NIKOLINA PENAVA. Invasive malplacentation of lower uterine segment in first trimester patient with obstetric shock development. Signa Vitae. 2016. 12(S1);119-120.

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https://www.signavitae.com/articles/10.22514/SV121.102016.21

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