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Hemolytic anemia, panhypopituitarism and renal failure after postpartum uterine artery rupture

Ali Gürel, Turgay Selçuk, Mustafa Akel, Aysun Gürbüzcan, Bilen Yusuf, Garip Bekfilavioğlu.




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Introduction: After severe postpartum bleeding; pituitary hypoperfusion may cause Sheehan’s syndrome (SS), renal hypoperfusion may cause kidney injury and postpartum infections may trigger hemolysis. Case report: We report a thirty years old patient of hemolytic anemia, Sheehan syndrome and renal failure after postpartum spontaneous uterine artery rupture and infectious process. Discussion: After adequate intensive care, supportive therapies, antibiotherapy and plasmapheresis life- threatening status regressed.

Key words: Postpartum bleeding, panhypopituitarism, renal failure, microangiopathic hemolytic anemia





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