Abstract
Postpartum hemorrhage (PPH) occurs in nearly 4% to 6% of deliveries and accounts for 25% of all maternal deaths. Hysterectomy has been the management option for PPH resistant to oxytocics and stepwise uterine devascularization. Uterine compression sutures namely the B-Lynch Hayman and Cho sutures are newer conservative procedures that require less time and expertise. Though reported successful problems following use are emerging. We report a case of PPH managed successfully with uterine compression sutures that later presented with hematometra. (excerpt)
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