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Cervical Laceration Repair

Published on Mon Nov 06, 2017

Question: A patient had a vaginal delivery. One hour later she was having a PP hemorrhage. The patient was brought back to the OR where she underwent an exam under anesthesia, repair of posterior uterine wall laceration, and vaginal packing. The laceration was of the intravaginal portion of posterior uterine wall and was 3 cm in length. My doctor was then [...]
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