Khanh Hoa

On January 12, a representative of Khanh Hoa Provincial General Hospital informed about Obstetric complications of NTNY pregnant women

On the afternoon of January 11, the hospital held a scientific and technical council meeting and concluded a number of issues in the obstetric complications that occurred at the hospital. institute.

According to the conclusion of the hospital’s Science and Technology Council, regarding the treatment process, pregnant woman Y. is 1.60m tall, with an estimated baby weight of about 3.2kg, and is pregnant for the second time, so at the time of receipt there was no birthmark. planned cesarean section, fetus 40 weeks + 1 day, okay Assessment of fetal health and induction of labor were appropriate, the progress of labor from the time the foley balloon was placed in the cervical canal to the time of labor and pushing was normal, there was no indication for cesarean section.

When the cervix is fully dilated, the woman pushes to give birth, the hospital said, because The pregnant woman’s pushing was weak, so the doctor prescribed an assisted birth using the suction birth method, which was reasonable and in accordance with the instructions in the Ministry of Health’s procedures.

After giving birth, the woman is closely monitored for the first two hours, and postpartum hemorrhage due to uterine atony is detected early. The pregnant woman quickly had surgery to stop the bleeding from progressing so the amount of blood loss was not much. However, the pregnant woman had a sudden cardiac arrest on the operating table, the disease became severe and progressed rapidly, and tests showed a pulmonary embolism.

The process of emergency obstetric care promptly, quickly, and according to procedures. The hospital has mobilized All resources are focused on treating pregnant women. Doctors both resuscitated and continued surgical intervention to stop the bleeding, and at the same time invited disease leaders Institute, Faculty of Islam Actively fight poison with consultation, resuscitation, and emergency care for pregnant women.

According to the conclusion of the Scientific and Technical Council, the cause of death of the pregnant woman is highly suspected to be pulmonary embolism – blood clotting disorder and disseminated blood clotting in the blood vessels. Diagnosis of death due to acute irreversible respiratory and circulatory failure, followed by pulmonary embolism/postpartum hysterectomy due to postpartum hemorrhage in the 2nd hour/2nd pregnancy, 40 weeks and 3 days of disseminated coagulation trash in the veins.

As for the newborn, during the birth process, the baby had the umbilical cord wrapped around its neck and showed signs of moderate asphyxia. Doctors and midwives at the Obstetrics and Pediatrics Department quickly resuscitated the baby. At the time of successful resuscitation, the baby had pink skin, cried loudly, and could breathe. After that, the pediatricians proactively put the baby on a ventilator to cool the hypothermia and protect brain cells. The baby is currently still being actively treated in the Neonatology room of the Pediatrics department. The hospital also organized online professional consultations with higher-level specialized hospitals, ensuring the best resources to treat the baby.

On January 12, the Hospital reported the incident to the Department of Health to review and clarify the hospital’s procedures and specific responsibilities of the individuals involved.

According to family members, Ms. NTNY was taken to the hospital on January 8 for examination and to wait for birth. At this time, her health condition is good, with no abnormalities. Late on the night of January 9, she had severe abdominal pain during childbirth. Her family asked for a cesarean section, but the doctor said to give birth normally. The next morning, after giving birth, Ms. Y.’s health deteriorated and she died.