Authors :
I.Shinde; S. Mande; G. Bapat
Volume/Issue :
Volume 5 - 2020, Issue 12 - December
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Abstract :
Blood Transfusion is identified as one of
the essential components of comprehensive emergency
obstetric care which has drastically reduced the
maternal mortality. we aimed to study the different
causes of obstetric hemorrhage and to analyse blood and
blood product transfusion during intrapartum period.
Material and Methods: This is prospective study
conducted at MGM Medical College and Hospital, in
Department of OBGY. (Tertiary care centre)from
June 2019 – April 2020 (12 months). A total 143 cases of
patients who required intrapartum blood and blood
products transfusion were included.
Results: In current study we found maximum
transfusion were in the age group of 21-30 years.
Multigravida are at more risk for requiring transfusion.
Patients with irregular ANC visits are more prone to
obstetric complications, because of Lack of awareness of
proper ANC care. More than half of the cases had
anaemia in moderate range.PPH is the commonest
indication requiring blood transfusion followed by APH
and PIH. Emergency procedure are at more risk of
requiring transfusion. Most of the patients were in the
moderate anaemia range,only packed red cell
transfusion sufficed the haemostatic requirement.
Conclusion: The results helped to evaluate the frequent
indication of blood transfusion in obstetrics, the number
and components of blood transfused that would be
helpful to estimate the need of blood products in future,
to cope up the need and to secure an adequate blood
donor pool.
Keywords :
Blood transfusion, Postpartum haemorrhage, Blood components, fresh frozen plasma/packed red blood cell.
Blood Transfusion is identified as one of
the essential components of comprehensive emergency
obstetric care which has drastically reduced the
maternal mortality. we aimed to study the different
causes of obstetric hemorrhage and to analyse blood and
blood product transfusion during intrapartum period.
Material and Methods: This is prospective study
conducted at MGM Medical College and Hospital, in
Department of OBGY. (Tertiary care centre)from
June 2019 – April 2020 (12 months). A total 143 cases of
patients who required intrapartum blood and blood
products transfusion were included.
Results: In current study we found maximum
transfusion were in the age group of 21-30 years.
Multigravida are at more risk for requiring transfusion.
Patients with irregular ANC visits are more prone to
obstetric complications, because of Lack of awareness of
proper ANC care. More than half of the cases had
anaemia in moderate range.PPH is the commonest
indication requiring blood transfusion followed by APH
and PIH. Emergency procedure are at more risk of
requiring transfusion. Most of the patients were in the
moderate anaemia range,only packed red cell
transfusion sufficed the haemostatic requirement.
Conclusion: The results helped to evaluate the frequent
indication of blood transfusion in obstetrics, the number
and components of blood transfused that would be
helpful to estimate the need of blood products in future,
to cope up the need and to secure an adequate blood
donor pool.
Keywords :
Blood transfusion, Postpartum haemorrhage, Blood components, fresh frozen plasma/packed red blood cell.
