作者: Rebecca DEANS , Hans Peter DIETZ
DOI: 10.1111/J.1479-828X.2006.00604.X
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摘要: Aims: To assess the appearance of post-partum uterus on transabdominal ultrasound, and to correlate these findings with maternal morbidity. Methods: In a prospective observational study, 94 women were seen within 24 h their delivery assessed by ultrasound. Volumetric data calculated from measurements intrauterine echogenic areas. All contacted for telephone interview 1‐4 months following whether they had experienced morbidity associated such as haemorrhage, pyrexia, prolonged hospital stay, follow-up investigations or surgical intervention. Results: Two areas material identified in upper lower segment uterus. These independently dimensions volumes. The area an average thickness 13.8 mm volume 35.6 cm3 segment/cervical held considerably more 54.8 cm 3 . mean duration bleeding was 4.2 weeks. None recruited required blood transfusion. stay 4 days. Twenty-two (23%) participants febrile illness delivery, 19 (20%) commenced antibiotics. parameters ultrasound findings. Conclusions: this study evaluation immediate period revealed unexpectedly large volumes uterine cavity. However, not postnatal morbidity, can probably be accepted normal.