Abstract
Essential Central Atony of the Lower Uterine Fragment: A Surprising Reason for Baby Blues Hemorrhage
We report a case with baby blues discharge where ultrasound and clinical discoveries uncovered a very much contracted fundus and upper uterine portion and an expanded out lower uterine fragment. We trust this case will prompt expanded acknowledgment of this condition and urge others to report their experience.
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Ann Landers and Anastasia Leonardo
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