Bi-manual external aortic compression ~137~

External aortic compression has long been recommended as a potential life-saving technique, and mechanical compression of the aorta, if successful, slows blood loss. The GDG placed a high value on this procedure as a temporizing measure in the treatment of postpartum haemorrhage. Bi-manual proximal external aortic compression after major abdominal-pelvic trauma and during ambulance transfer: A simulation study. Injury . Nov 2016. doi: 10.1016/j.injury.2016.11.003 Adjuvant Effect of Aortic Compression and Carbetocin Injection in Management of Primary Atonic Pph to together with manual external aortic compression Standing on the right side of the patient, the performer Adjuvant EThect of Aortic Compression and Carbetocin Injection in Management of This involved bi-manual external abdominal- aortic compression (BEAC): a technique described following Conflicts of interest post-partum hemorrhage.3 Of importance, the lessons we learnt reinforced lessons from cardiac resuscitation. Advance to bimanual uterine compression if bleeding continues My last ditch low-resource effort would be external aortic compression, either manual or device, even though there's low quality evidence for it. In the absence of definitive care, it could help temporize. External Uterine Elastic Bandage • It is a new approach to control heavy postpartum hemorrhage associated with coagulopathy • After circulatory stabilization by external aortic compression , laparotomy , identification of the source of bleeding , compression sutures were applied and intrauterine fibrin glue was administered , • two Temporizing measures recommended for intractable atonic and non-atonic PPH include external aortic compression, bimanual uterine compression and the non-pneumatic What to Read Next on Medscape. Aim: To compare maternal mortality and morbidity due to postpartum hemorrhage (PPH) at Minia University Maternity Hospital, El?Minia, Egypt, before and while external aortic compression was applie