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The role of ultrasonography in the management of post‐partum haemorrhage associated with retained products of conception: A case report

Post‐partum haemorrhage is a serious complication of vaginal and Caesarean deliveries, and a major cause of maternal morbidity and mortality. Retained products of conception (RPOC) are implicated in both primary and secondary post‐partum haemorrhage, frequently leading to surgical interventions. Ultrasonographic diagnosis of RPOC gives a wide variation in accuracy due to significant overlaps between the normal and pathological features of the post‐partum uterus. The inaccuracy of current diagnostic tools coupled with high rates of complications associated with surgical treatment poses a complex challenge to the physician.