Splenic artery aneurysm rupture in pregnancy with maternal and fetal survival. A case report.
A splenic artery aneurysm occurred at 30 weeks, 3 days' gestation. Both the mother and fetus survived.
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Biomedical subjects
L J Anderle
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External cephalic version of term singleton breech presentations with tocolysis: a retrospective study in a community hospital.
External version with the use of tocolysis in low-risk patients has been shown to be relatively safe and effective. A retrospective analysis was undertaken to see if version was practical for a smaller community-based hospital. Thirty-two antepartum external cephalic versions with ritodrine tocolysis during a 4-year period were reviewed. Successful version occurred in 59.4% of attempts. Of patients with a successful version, 68.4% delivered vaginally. One successful version occurred spontaneously with ritodrine tocolysis alone. A stillbirth due to abruptio placentae occurred 20 hours after a failed version attempt.
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Experience with vaginal delivery after prior cesarean birth in a community hospital.
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Cervical conization: a review of 253 cases.
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Placenta previa: a five-year study.
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