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Prognosis prediction of uterine torsion mechanical treatment (rolling) after estimation of calcium and creatinine level in the serum of buffaloes (bubalus bubalis).

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The present study was carried out to investigate the relationship between creatinine and calcium concentration in buffalo serum in cases of uterine torsion before rolling, and 1 h and 24 h after calving. The degree, duration and site of uterine torsion, as well as fetus viability, time needed for

A case of iatrogenic ureteric injury presenting with headache.

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BACKGROUND A 33-year-old woman was referred to the renal outpatient clinic with a headache caused by severe hypertension. She had given birth 3 months previously by emergency caesarean section after a labor complicated by uterine rupture. She had delivered by caesarean section twice

Severe acute obstetric morbidity (near-miss): a review of the relative use of its diagnostic indicators.

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OBJECTIVE To assess the most commonly employed diagnostic indicators of severe maternal morbidity (obstetric near-miss). METHODS Review of the literature from January 1989 to August 2008. RESULTS Fifty-one manuscripts met the eligibility criteria, and 96 indicators were utilized at least once.

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