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2. Time for global scale-up, not randomized trials, of uterine balloon tamponade for postpartum hemorrhage.

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Burke, Thomas F., Thapa, Kusum, Shivkumar, Poonam, Tarimo, Vincent, Oguttu, Monica, Garg, Lorraine, Pande, Saroja, Fidvi, Juzar, Bangal, Vidyadhar, Ochoa, José, Amatya, Archana, Eckardt, Melody, Horo, Apollinaire, Rogo, Khama, Kedar, Kshama, Manasyan, Albert, Khalatkar, Pragati, Ku, Susana, Seim, Anders, and Suarez, Sebastian

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*PUERPERAL disorders, *MATERNAL mortality, *HEALTH equity, *RANDOMIZED controlled trials, *OBSTETRICAL research
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2018
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3. Shock progression and survival after use of a condom uterine balloon tamponade package in women with uncontrolled postpartum hemorrhage.

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Burke, Thomas F., Danso ‐ Bamfo, Sandra, Guha, Moytrayee, Oguttu, Monica, Tarimo, Vincent, and Nelson, Brett D.

Subjects
*UTERINE hemorrhage, *PUERPERAL disorders, *PREGNANCY complications, *BLOOD pressure, *PSYCHOLOGY of women, *DISEASE progression
Abstract

Objective: To examine the outcomes of women in advanced shock from uncontrolled postpartum hemorrhage (PPH) who underwent placement of an Every Second Matters for Mothers and Babies Uterine Balloon Tamponade (ESM-UBT) device.Methods: In a prospective case series, data were collected for women who received an ESM-UBT device at healthcare facilities in Kenya, Senegal, Sierra Leone, and Tanzania between September 1, 2012, and September 30, 2016. Shock class was assigned on the basis of recorded blood pressures and mental status at the time of UBT placement.Results: Data for 306 women with uncontrolled PPH from uterine atony across 117 facilities were analyzed. Normal vital signs or class I/II shock were reported for 166 (54.2%). In this group, one death occurred and was attributed to PPH (survival rate 99.4%). There were no cases of shock progression. One hundred and eleven (36.3%) were in class III shock and 29 (9.5%) in class IV shock; the respective survival rates were 97.3% (n=108) and 86.2% (n=25).Conclusion: The ESM-UBT device arrests hemorrhage, prevents shock progression, and is associated with high survival rates among women with uncontrolled PPH from uterine atony. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2017
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