Two cases are presented in which the effects of blunt trauma to a pregnant woman's
abdomen were apparently minor but resulted in fetal death. Blunt trauma may result in …

We report three cases of late third trimester fetal death in utero consequent to fetal
exsanguination from the chorionic vasculature. In general, fetal hemorrhage is unusual …

Two cases of bleeding from ruptured umbilical vein during delivery are reported. In one case
the rupture was spontaneous, leading to fetal distress. In the second case the rupture was …

Trauma complicates 7% of pregnancies and is the leading nonobstetric cause of death
among pregnant women. The most common traumatic injuries are motor vehicle crashes …

A case of spontaneous intra-uterine total rupture of a velamentous umbilical cord is reported.
Shortly after delivery of an exsanguinated stillborn, a completely separated cord was …

Traumatic injuries are estimated to occur in 6 to 8% of all pregnancies 1–3 and are the most
frequent cause of nonobstetric death during pregnancy. 4, 5 Trauma is the leading cause of …

Abdominal trauma is one of the most complex scenarios in emergency abdominal surgery
during pregnancy. General classification on blunt and penetrating trauma helps in the …

The perinatal period is one of rapid physiological change and evolution, challenging the
clinical practitioner to differentiate between normal variation and a pathologic state. Correct …

Traumatic injuries are estimated to occur in 6 to 8% of all pregnancies¹-3 and are the and
are the most frequent cause of nonobstetric death during pregnancy. 45 Trauma is the …

Trauma is the leading cause of death in patients from 1 to 40 years of age. Today's active
woman is frequently the unwitting victim of trauma. She is more frequently working outside …