2-3% frequency Increasing 3rd most common cause of maternal mortality Increases with parity Increases with age Increases with CS frequency.

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2-3% frequency Increasing 3rd most common cause of maternal mortality Increases with parity Increases with age Increases with CS frequency

Abruption Placenta praevia Vasa praevia Trauma of birth-canal Atony Abnormal placentation Inversion Cervical cancer Haemostatic disorders

Abruption Revealed and concealed Placenta praevia Low lying, marginal and central Adherent placenta Placenta accreta, increta and percreta Haemostatic disorders Coagulopathy, thrombocytopathy, vasculopathy Inherited, acquired General, gender-specific

Quick check of four Ts (Tone,Tissue,Trauma,Thrombin) Amount of lost blood Physical properties of lost blood Previous episodes of bleeding Uterine tone and irritability Painful or painless Relation between loss and general state Precipitating factor Clotting screen

Summon help at most senior level O2 mask 2x14-gauge iv.lines FBC+clotting screen X-match 6 units (massive haemorrhage) Fluid (christalloid) resuscitation with CVP control Foley catheter insertion for diuresis monitoring Transfuse ASAP (O Rh.neg. if at hand) FFP, Cryoprecipitate, Platelet Eliminate cause

Early US, regular US-follow-up Detailed history taking to identify risk factors Folic acid and Iron supplementation Continuous risk assessment Careful antenatal follow-up Prophylactic measures (smoking and drug- use cessation, avoid prolonged labour, X- match, large bore iv.line, avoid hyperstimulation, atony prevention, active management of 3rd stage, careful check for retained placental tissues, haematological consultation)