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Re: postpartum pulmonary embolismFrom: ronniem@entelchile.netWed Aug 9 09:19:13 2000
> we need more information > > I don't hink we have enough detailed information to determine whether or > not this diagnosis could have been made earlier. It is likely that the > patient had either a venous thromboembolism or amnionitic fluid > embolism. > > LSR > > At Sun, 6 Aug 2000, montu wrote: > > > >I had a patient aged 24 years having 2nd para full term came with labour pain with 3 cms. dilatation of cervix. She was admitted to ward. When call came from staff and I reached labour room ,delivery has process started. She delivered full term normal male child.There was some what more blood loss.She was given routine drugs and prostodin ingection.After 5-6 hours she started chest pain and dyspnoea.Physician was called and diagnosis was thought post partum pulmonary embolism.Ultimately patient didn't survived. Can anybody help to diagnose earlier ?Patients relatives went to court for negligence of doctor.Is it true? >
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