Postpartum retained products of conception: Retrospective analysis of the association with third stage of labor placental complications.
To compare the prevalence of postpartum retained products of conception (RPOC) among parturients with a history of third stage of labor placental complications and parturients without those complications. All women operated for postpartum RPOC following vaginal delivery by hysteroscopy or suction curettage between January 2013 and December 2017 were included in the study. Their medical records were reviewed for the occurrence of third stage of labor placental complications (including early postpartum hemorrhage treated with uterotonics, manual separation of the placenta, and revision of the uterine cavity for removal of cotyledons). The study cohort included 172 women operated for postpartum RPOC following vaginal delivery by operative hysteroscopy (143 cases, 83.1%) or by suction314 SHARES Facebook Twitter Whatsapp Linkedin Reddit Stumbleupon Pinterest

Since its early days Chicago knew no other way but to develop, endure, rebuild, innovate, and flourish. Significant turning points marked the city’s history. Just when the small 19th century trading post was beginning to turn into a bustling urban hub, the Great Fire of 1871 returned the city to bare simplicity. Most of its historic residential and commercial structures were devastated.

However, this massive destruction was the trigger Chicago needed in order to reinvent itself, kicking off the biggest building boom in the history of the U.S. After all, this is where the modern skyscraper was born!

Originality and innovation tend to trump antiquity when it comes to Chicago’s houses as well. After the fire, the wood structures were replaced with