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Endometritis - postpartum complication:
• Infection of the uterine myometrium and parametrium.
• A common cause of postpartum febrile morbidity.
• Uncommon in uncomplicated vaginal deliveries.
• Signs and symptoms: fever +/- chills, abdominal pain, abnormal bleeding or foul smelling lochia.
• Examination revealed a tender abdomen and uterus, offensive discharge.
• Predisposing factors: prolonged rupture of membranes and labour, multiple vaginal examinations, use of internal fetal monitoring, [...], caesarean section.
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intrapartum chorioamnionitis

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#obgyn
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Endometritis - postpartum complication:
• Infection of the uterine myometrium and parametrium.
• A common cause of postpartum febrile morbidity.
• Uncommon in uncomplicated vaginal deliveries.
• Signs and symptoms: fever +/- chills, abdominal pain, abnormal bleeding or foul smelling lochia.
• Examination revealed a tender abdomen and uterus, offensive discharge.
• Predisposing factors: prolonged rupture of membranes and labour, multiple vaginal examinations, use of internal fetal monitoring, [...], caesarean section.
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#obgyn
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Endometritis - postpartum complication:
• Infection of the uterine myometrium and parametrium.
• A common cause of postpartum febrile morbidity.
• Uncommon in uncomplicated vaginal deliveries.
• Signs and symptoms: fever +/- chills, abdominal pain, abnormal bleeding or foul smelling lochia.
• Examination revealed a tender abdomen and uterus, offensive discharge.
• Predisposing factors: prolonged rupture of membranes and labour, multiple vaginal examinations, use of internal fetal monitoring, [...], caesarean section.
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intrapartum chorioamnionitis
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