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MATERNAL CRITICAL CARE: PART II
Guys and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust
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The document is a continuation of a previous article that covered general principles of management in critical care for pregnant patients. It highlights the specific conditions that may arise during critical illness, such as major obstetric hemorrhage, sepsis, and pre-eclampsia. The authors stress the importance of collaboration between critical care and maternity teams to ensure optimal care for these patients. The article also addresses the need for careful consideration of non-obstetric causes of deterioration in pregnant women.
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