Perimortem cesarean delivery and subsequent emergency hysterectomy: new strategy for maternal cardiac arrest
Cases Perimortem cesarean delivery (PMCD) is the only way to resuscitate pregnant women in cardiac arrest, and has been found to increase maternal resuscitation rate by increasing circulating plasma volume. However, many obstetricians have not experienced a case of PMCD, as situations requiring it a...
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Perimortem cesarean delivery (PMCD) is the only way to resuscitate pregnant women in cardiac arrest, and has been found to increase maternal resuscitation rate by increasing circulating plasma volume. However, many obstetricians have not experienced a case of PMCD, as situations requiring it are rare. We report our strategy for cases of maternal cardiac arrest, on the basis of a review of published work, and present two case reports from our medical center.
Outcomes
In case 1, PMCD led to death by massive bleeding. In case 2, PMCD and hysterectomy were carried out after the introduction of venoarterial extracorporeal membrane oxygenation, and both mother and baby survived.
Conclusion
We find that rapid hysterectomy as a damage control surgery following PMCD can be life‐saving for both mother and baby.
We find that rapid hysterectomy as a damage control surgery following PMCD can be life‐saving for both mother and baby. |
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Outcomes
In case 1, PMCD led to death by massive bleeding. In case 2, PMCD and hysterectomy were carried out after the introduction of venoarterial extracorporeal membrane oxygenation, and both mother and baby survived.
Conclusion
We find that rapid hysterectomy as a damage control surgery following PMCD can be life‐saving for both mother and baby.
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Outcomes
In case 1, PMCD led to death by massive bleeding. In case 2, PMCD and hysterectomy were carried out after the introduction of venoarterial extracorporeal membrane oxygenation, and both mother and baby survived.
Conclusion
We find that rapid hysterectomy as a damage control surgery following PMCD can be life‐saving for both mother and baby.
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Perimortem cesarean delivery (PMCD) is the only way to resuscitate pregnant women in cardiac arrest, and has been found to increase maternal resuscitation rate by increasing circulating plasma volume. However, many obstetricians have not experienced a case of PMCD, as situations requiring it are rare. We report our strategy for cases of maternal cardiac arrest, on the basis of a review of published work, and present two case reports from our medical center.
Outcomes
In case 1, PMCD led to death by massive bleeding. In case 2, PMCD and hysterectomy were carried out after the introduction of venoarterial extracorporeal membrane oxygenation, and both mother and baby survived.
Conclusion
We find that rapid hysterectomy as a damage control surgery following PMCD can be life‐saving for both mother and baby.
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