1948
DOI: 10.1136/bmj.1.4547.389
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Retroperitoneal Haemorrhage in Pregnancy

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“…The aorta or iliac vessels are the ones most commonly involved, but the renal and splenic arteries are also troublesome in this respect. I n addition it can occur from apparently normal vessels in haemophilia and in pregnancy (Ogden, 1948;Fraenkel, 1957). Also, true spontaneous retroperitoneal haemorrage or abdominal apoplexy does occur.…”
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“…The aorta or iliac vessels are the ones most commonly involved, but the renal and splenic arteries are also troublesome in this respect. I n addition it can occur from apparently normal vessels in haemophilia and in pregnancy (Ogden, 1948;Fraenkel, 1957). Also, true spontaneous retroperitoneal haemorrage or abdominal apoplexy does occur.…”
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“…In a.previous paper (Lennie and Sheehan, 1942) four cases of rupture of splenic and renal aneurysms in pregnancy were described and a review was given of 20 previous cases in the literature. More recently Ogden (1948) recorded a ruptured splenic aneurysm in a woman 35 weeks pregnant and gave details from the literature of three additional cases (one splenic and two renal) in pregnant women. The following is a further example of rupture of a splenic aneurysm in the course of pregnancy.…”
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