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[Abruptio placentae].

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Retroplacental haematoma (RPH) is a rare but serious pregnancy complication. Early detection of RPH signs can improve outcomes, guiding delivery methods for mother and child.

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  • Obstetrics and Gynecology
  • Maternal-Fetal Medicine
  • Perinatology

Context:

  • Retroplacental haematoma (RPH) affects 0.25-0.4% of pregnancies.
  • It presents with non-specific symptoms like metrorrhagia and fetal distress.
  • RPH is often unpredictable with acute onset.

Purpose:

  • To outline the clinical, biological, and sonographic features of RPH.
  • To discuss the timing of these indicators, from early to late.
  • To delineate appropriate delivery strategies based on fetal status.

Summary:

  • RPH diagnosis involves recognizing early signs like uterine notches and late signs such as fetal tachycardia and elevated D-Dimers.
  • Management strategies differ based on fetal viability.
  • Caesarean section is recommended for live fetuses, while vaginal delivery is preferred for fetal demise, after stabilizing maternal conditions.

Impact:

  • Improved understanding of RPH diagnostic timelines.
  • Guidance on optimizing delivery methods to reduce perinatal mortality.
  • Enhanced clinical decision-making for RPH management.