EMBOLIC EVENTS IN PREGNANCY AND ITS ANESTHETIC IMPLICATIONS
Amira Mahmoud Atwa Suliman;
Abstract
Summary
Embolic events during pregnancy are the leading cause of
maternal death after life birth, occurring in 2 out of 100000 live
births.
The majority of the emboli during pregnancy originate from
venous thrombosis, amniotic fluid embolism or venous air
Embolic events during pregnancy are the leading cause of
maternal death after life birth, occurring in 2 out of 100000 live
births.
The majority of the emboli during pregnancy originate from
venous thrombosis, amniotic fluid embolism or venous air
Other data
| Title | EMBOLIC EVENTS IN PREGNANCY AND ITS ANESTHETIC IMPLICATIONS | Other Titles | أحداث الأنسدادات الوعائيه أثناء الحمل و الأعتبارات التخديريه له | Authors | Amira Mahmoud Atwa Suliman | Keywords | EMBOLIC EVENTS IN PREGNANCY AND ITS ANESTHETIC IMPLICATIONS | Issue Date | 2011 | Description | Summary Embolic events during pregnancy are the leading cause of maternal death after life birth, occurring in 2 out of 100000 live births. The majority of the emboli during pregnancy originate from venous thrombosis, amniotic fluid embolism or venous air |
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