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N Pranchev

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[The current clinical approach in puerperal infections].

Although the progress of the obstetrics and the availability of powerful antibiotics, the puerperal infections are main reason for the mother's morbidity and mortality. In connection with this problems are analysed the practical problems of puerperal infections in clinical therapeutical aspect.

Algorithms

[The diagnostic difficulties in a case of tubal pregnancy and hemoperitoneum].

The author describes a clinical case of a woman with tubal pregnancy and acute intraabdominal haemorrhage to emphasize the diagnostical and therapeutical problems. The initial diagnosis of the patient was intrauterine pregnancy and spontaneous abortion, proved by ultrasound examination. Due to the high qualifications and long clinical experience of the physician the exact diagnosis was made and the life of the woman was saved.

Adult

[The current clinical approach in puerperal endometritis].

The authors report a study on clinical and microbiological aspects of endometritis in 50 parturients. The analysis of results shows that major risk factors for the development of puerperal endometritis are urgent Caesarean section, premature rupture of membranes for more than 15 hours and surgical vaginal delivery. In conclusion the authors propose their actual clinical view on diagnosis and treatment of puerperal endometritis.

Bacterial Infections

[Pregnancy in a rudimentary horn of the uterus].

The cases of pregnancy in the rudimentary horn are probably the rarest Mullerian anomalies. More often the pregnancy ends with an abortion in the first or the end of the second trimester. Extremely rarely (1% of the cases) end with a live birth. The authors examine and describe a case which successfully ended with a birth of a live fetus in 32 gestation week after a rupture of cornual pregnancy. Special attention is paid to the diagnostical difficulties, which are characteristic for these cases. It is reasonable in the cases of extrauterine pregnancy to think of a pregnancy in the rudimentary horn as well.

Adult