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Re: Placenta percretaFrom: Steve & Eryl Raymond (eryl@intekom.co.za)Tue Jun 15 05:28:41 2004
No - that's a bit sophisticated for our situation - just large abdominal swabs pushed in until the pressure is sufficient. Further progress on this case - re-opened her Monday morning to get the packs out. Totally dry, free of haemorrhage, but we discovered why the urine output was so poor - clots blocking the catheter and urine oozing out the suture line to be sucked out through the vacuum drain. Still the bladder was very distended. We put in a supra-pubic so as to have a through and through drainage and rinsing capability, and she is a different woman now! Steve
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