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Postpartum hemorrhage in a large prospective cohort study: is uterine atony really the main culprit?
2026-01-29
obstetrics and gynecology
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BackgroundUterine atony ([~]70%), lacerations ([~]20%) and placenta-related problems ([~]10%) are assumed main reasons for postpartum hemorrhage genesis. Coagulation components predictive for postpartum blood loss can be identified prepartum and before traditionally assumed main reasons are observed. ObjectivesTo better understand postpartum hemorrhage genesis, we prospectively researched prepartum clinical information, presence of assumed main reasons and peripartum coagulation changes in part...
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