Abruptio Placentae

New abruptio placentae research from J. Hanprasertpong and colleagues discussed

Published in Blood Weekly, June 5th, 2008

"Reports of venomous snakebites during pregnancy are uncommon. Little is known about maternal and fetal outcome following the venomous snakebite of a pregnant woman, and there is no consensus for proper management," researchers in Hat Yai, Thailand report.

"In southern Thailand, Malayan pit viper (Calloselasma rhodostoma) bites are quite common, and we have some experience with bites of pregnant women. With these victims, the toxicity is most severely expressed in a bleeding disorder that is a significant cause of both morbidity and mortality in both the gravid woman and the fetus. Herein, because there are few such published reports, we report the case of a 43-year-old...

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Source: Blood Weekly (2008-06-05)

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