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Clinical analysis of modified B-Lynch suture in postpartum hemorrhage during cesarean section

Zhu Xiao-ling

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Objective:To explore the clinical hemostasis effect of modified B-Lynch surgical technique of uterine compression suture for the control of postpartum hemorrhage associated with uterine inertia during cesarean section.Methods:The clinical data in 20 patients with severe postpartum hemorrhage of cesarean section from January 2007 to December2008 treaated with the modified B-Lynch suture were analysed retrospectively.Results:20 patients with modified B-Lynch suture in severe postpartum hemorrhage of cesarean section were all effective.Conclusion:The application of modified modified B-Lynch surgical technique of compression suture can effectively control the postpartum hemorrhage due to uterine inertia during cesarean section.

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Objective:To explore the clinical hemostasis effect of modified B-Lynch surgical technique of uterine compression suture for the control of postpartum hemorrhage associated with uterine inertia during cesarean section.Methods:The clinical data in 20 patients with severe postpartum hemorrhage of cesarean section from January 2007 to December2008 treaated with the modified B-Lynch suture were analysed retrospectively.Results:20 patients with modified B-Lynch suture in severe postpartum hemorrhage of cesarean section were all effective.Conclusion:The application of modified modified B-Lynch surgical technique of compression suture can effectively control the postpartum hemorrhage due to uterine inertia during cesarean section.

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Objective:To explore the clinical hemostasis effect of modified B-Lynch surgical technique of uterine compression suture for the control of postpartum hemorrhage associated with uterine inertia during cesarean section.Methods:The clinical data in 20 patients with severe postpartum hemorrhage of cesarean section from January 2007 to December2008 treaated with the modified B-Lynch suture were analysed retrospectively.Results:20 patients with modified B-Lynch suture in severe postpartum hemorrhage of cesarean section were all effective.Conclusion:The application of modified modified B-Lynch surgical technique of compression suture can effectively control the postpartum hemorrhage due to uterine inertia during cesarean section.

Key concepts: Uterine Inertia, Medicine, Fibrous joint, Hemostasis, Surgery, Pregnancy, Genetics, Biology

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