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Clinical Study of Misoprostol Used for Preventing Postpartum Bleeding in Cesarean Section

Yan Dong

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Objective:To observe the effects of misoprostol on reduction of postpartum bleeding in cesarean section. Methods:Fifty Patients who underwent cesarean sections and had the risk factors of postpartum bleeding were randomized into study group( n =25) and control group( n =25). Misoprostol was given through the rectum approach in the study group within 30 minutes after delivery. The controls were injected Oxytocini in the buttock. The amount of bleeding within 24 hours after delivery was measured. Results:The mean amount of bleeding in the study group was 236 (60.5 mL, In contrast, the mean amount of bleeding in control group was 477(62.2 mL. The difference between the two groups was statistically significant ( P 0.05). Conclusion:Misoprostol is very effective in reduction of postpartum bleeding in patients underwent cesarean section.

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Objective:To observe the effects of misoprostol on reduction of postpartum bleeding in cesarean section. Methods:Fifty Patients who underwent cesarean sections and had the risk factors of postpartum bleeding were randomized into study group( n =25) and control group( n =25). Misoprostol was given through the rectum approach in the study group within 30 minutes after delivery. The controls were injected Oxytocini in the buttock. The amount of bleeding within 24 hours after delivery was measured. Results:The mean amount of bleeding in the study group was 236 (60.5 mL, In contrast, the mean amount of bleeding in control group was 477(62.2 mL. The difference between the two groups was statistically significant ( P 0.05). Conclusion:Misoprostol is very effective in reduction of postpartum bleeding in patients underwent cesarean section.

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Objective:To observe the effects of misoprostol on reduction of postpartum bleeding in cesarean section. Methods:Fifty Patients who underwent cesarean sections and had the risk factors of postpartum bleeding were randomized into study group( n =25) and control group( n =25). Misoprostol was given through the rectum approach in the study group within 30 minutes after delivery. The controls were injected Oxytocini in the buttock. The amount of bleeding within 24 hours after delivery was measured. Results:The mean amount of bleeding in the study group was 236 (60.5 mL, In contrast, the mean amount of bleeding in control group was 477(62.2 mL. The difference between the two groups was statistically significant ( P 0.05). Conclusion:Misoprostol is very effective in reduction of postpartum bleeding in patients underwent cesarean section.

Key concepts: Misoprostol, Medicine, postpartum bleeding, Obstetrics, Randomized controlled trial, Anesthesia, Pregnancy, Surgery

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