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UTERINE MALFORMATION AND ATYPICAL EGG IMPLANTATION AS A RISK FACTOR FOR POSTPARTUM HEMORRHAGE

Zokirov F.I., Samarkand State Medical University, Samarkand City Maternity Hospital № 2

Agababyan L.R., Samarkand City Maternity Hospital № 2

Resume

Obstetric hemorrhage is still one of the urgent problems of modern obstetrics. Obstetric hemorrhage is one of the leading causes of maternal death in Uzbekistan, with maternal mortality rate of 1 case per 1000 births from postpartum hemorrhage. According to the 1 st and 2nd reports of the “Confidential analysis of cases of maternal deaths” in Uzbekistan, one of the main untapped opportunities for bleeding prevention is the underestimation of risk factors for hemorrhage. This article describes clinical cases of postpartum hemorrhage as a result of uterine malformation and atypical implantation of embryo, as well as current information about this problem.

Key words: postpartum hemorrhage, uterine malformation, eccentric pregnancy, angular pregnancy, cornual pregnancy.  

First page

430

Last page

435

For citation: Zokirov F.I., Agababyan L.R., UTERINE MALFORMATION AND ATYPICAL EGG IMPLANTATION AS A RISK FACTOR FOR POSTPARTUM HEMORRHAGE //New Day in Medicine 8(46)2022 430-435 https://l.clck.bar/b212e

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