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Chest roentogram showing - dextrocardia
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Chest X-ray showed dextrocardia without obvious cardiac enlargement [Figure 1].
Intraoperative patient monitor critical to keep airway pressures (left) lower than the Pulmonary artery pressure represented as central venous pressure (right)
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With this ventilatory strategy we were able to maintain a SpO2 of 91-96% (PO2 measured intraoperatively being 64) throughout the procedure [Figure 2].
Uterus showing massive fibroid (Huge size of fibroid in relation to the uterus lead to hysterectomy rather than fibroid removal)
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Intraoperative blood loss was estimated to be around 500 ml (200 ml blood loss + 300 ml in the removed uterus with huge fibroid) [Figure 3], which was supplemented with 500 ml of colloid and 1000 ml of crystalloid.