Postpartum Hemorrhage - Postpartum Bleeding
Some amount of bleeding postpartum is expected and is normal, therefore visualization of a small amount of blood and debris within the postpartum uterus is a normal finding, and the amount of fluid/debris should decrease over time.
When patients have an abnormal amount of bleeding, pain, and/or fever, then sonographic valuation is typically utilized to assess for etiologies such as retained products of conception (RPOC).
You can find these items in this video:
Introduction
Incidence
Definition & Classification
Etiology(Uterine atony , Retained placenta ,Lower genital tract lacerations
Uterine inversion , Uterine rupture, Coagulopathy)
Teaching points
This series of videos is about Postpartum Ultrasound Findings.This is the second video in this video series with title of Postpartum Hemorrhage.
Links :
Fetus Ultrasound, Fetal Macrosomia- Part1
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Fetus Ultrasound, Placenta Accreta Part1
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Fetus Ultrasound, Placenta Accreta Part2
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Fetus Ultrasound, Placenta Accreta Part3
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Fetus Ultrasound, Placenta Accreta Part4
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Fetus Ultrasound, Placenta Previa
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Fetus Ultrasound , Placental Abruption
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sonography-radiology training
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Postpartum Hemorrhage - Postpartum Bleeding
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