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Nahida Chakhtoura MD Epidemiology Postpartum hemorrhage PPH leading cause of maternal mortality worldwide Prevalence rate 6 Africa has highest prevalence rate 105 In ID: 358284

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Slide1

Post-Partum Hemorrhage

Nahida Chakhtoura, M.D.Slide2

Epidemiology

Postpartum hemorrhage (PPH): leading

cause of maternal mortality worldwide

Prevalence rate: 6%

Africa

has

highest

prevalence

rate: 10.5%

In

Africa and

Asia PPH

accounts for more than 30% of all maternal deaths

Maternal death rates

attributable to PPH vary considerably between developed and developing countries, suggesting that deaths from PPH are

preventableSlide3

Etiology

Uterine

Atony

Placenta: retained placenta, placental tissue or membrane, incomplete separation

Full bladder

Antepartum hemorrhage: placenta

previa or placental abruptionOverstretched uterus: high parity, multiple pregnancy, polyhydramnios, macrosomia, fibroidsSlide4

Etiology

Uterine

Atony

Prolonged active phase

Medical factors: anemia, coagulopathy

Others: severe pre-

eclampsia and eclampsia, precipitate labor, induction/ augmentation, IUFD, h/o PPH, c/s, gen. anesthesia, chorioamnionitis or endometritis Slide5

Etiology

Genital Trauma

Perineum

Vaginal walls

Cervix

U

terusRisk FactorsMistimed episiotomyInduced laborPrecipitate laborC/SForceps DeliveryProlonged labor

Previous uterine surgery

Anemia

Delay in

TxSlide6
Slide7

Management

PrioritiesCall for Help!

Rapid assessment of patient’s condition

Identify source of bleeding

Stop the bleeding

Stabilize/resuscitate

Prevent further bleedingSlide8

Management

Atonic PPH

Massage the uterus to promote contraction and expel clots

Oxytocin 10 IU IM

Assess EBL

T

ype and cross, CBC, coagulation profile

Start IVF: if shock

 1L NS or LR in 15min

up to 3L

Foley catheter

Check placenta and membranes. If placenta cannot be delivered, manually extract

Examine cervix, vagina, and perineumSlide9

Management

If bleeding persists…Oxytocin 20 units in 1L of IVF @ 60 drops per min

Add other IV access

Continue uterine massage

Assess clotting status and transfuse if necessary

Consider transferring to higher level

Uterine or utero-ovarian ligation; hypogastric artery ligationUterine balloonB-lynch sutureHysterectomyDocument properlySlide10

Management

Traumatic PPH

Lithotomy

position

Identify site of bleeding and repairSlide11

Continuing Management

Close monitoring over next 24-48hrsUterine tone

VS; Ins and Outs

Blood loss

Serial CBCSlide12

Management

Developing CountriesActive management of laborUterine massage

Draining the bladder

10 U oxytocin IM

Misoprostol

Uterine packing

HysterectomySlide13

Thank You!

Fausto Astudillo-Davalos, M.D.

Mabel

Marotta

Danielle Kramer

Nahida Chakhtoura, M.D.