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AN UNUSUAL COMPLICATION OF MODIFIED B-LYNCH SUTURING A CASE REPORT

MARY STELLA R

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B-Lynch sutures are commonly applied in surgical management of atonic PPH, it is usually a safe procedure with minimal complications. In this case report we would like to present a case of intestinal obstruction following successful B-lynch suturing for management of atonic PPH.

 


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