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. 2019 Sep 12;18(1):13–19. doi: 10.2450/2019.0060-19

Table III.

Blood components used and reason for transfusion

Patient (age) PRBC (n) FFP (n) PC (n) Reason for transfusion Timing
Pt 1 (33 years) 9 7 / Haemoperitoneum after CS Post-partum
Pt 2 (36 years) 6 2 1 Uterine atony after CS Post-partum
Pt 3 (32 years) 2 / Anaemia after CS Intra-partum
Pt 4 (45 years) 2 / / Uterine atony after CS Post-partum
Pt 5 (29 years) 1 / / Uterine atony after CS (bigeminy pregnancy) Post-partum
Pt 6 (25 years) 2 / / PPH after VD Post-partum
Pt 7 (26 years) 2 / / Vaginal haematoma after VD (episiotomy) Post-partum
Pt 8 (31 years) 2 / / Anaemia at admission (IUGR foetus), VD Pre-labour
Pt 9 (17 years) 2 / / Uterine atony after CS (mechanical dystocia) Post-partum
Pt 10 (31 years) 3 / / PPH after VD (retained placenta) Post-partum
Pt 11 (30 years) 2 / / Anaemia at admission, CS Post-partum
Pt 12 (35 years) 3 / / Anaemia at admission, VD Pre-labour

PRBC: packed red blood cells; FFP: fresh frozen plasma; PC: platelet concentrates; n: number of units; Pt: patient; CS: caesarean section; VD: vaginal delivery; PPH: post-partum haemorrhage; IUGR: intrauterine growth restriction.