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Riskfactors
Domesticviolence(askifrepeatedpresentations)
Anticoagulantuseorcoagulopathies
PreviousAPH
Smokinganddrugabuse
For placental abruption: previous abruption, pre-eclampsia, fetal growth restriction,non-vertex
presentations, advanced maternal age, premature rupture of membranes, intrauterine infection,
abdominaltrauma
For placenta praevia: previous placenta praevia, previous caesarean section, previous
termination,multiparity,advancedmaternalage,multiplepregnancy,deficientendometriumdueto
pastprocedureorinfection,assistedconception.
PreventingAPH
ThefollowinginterventionsmayreducetheriskofAPH:
Stoppingsmokingandtheuseofillicitdrugs
Avoidingvaginalandrectalexaminationsinwomenwithplacentapraevia
Avoidingpenetrativesexualintercourseinplacentapraevia.
History
Onsetofbleeding
Amountofbleeding(seeBox58.1Quantifyingbloodloss)
Associatedpain—ifcontinuousthinkabruption,ifintermittentthinklabour
Triggers—trauma,sexualintercourse,exercise
Associatedruptureofmembranes
Presenceoffetalmovements
Cervicalsmearhistory
Presenceofriskfactorsforplacentapreviaorabruption
Current medication (particularly LMWH or warfarin—patients taking these medications should
withholddosesiftheyhaveanyvaginalbleeding andattend hospitalfor urgentassessmentwith
haematologyinputtoadviseaboutfuturedoses)
Obstetrichistory
Knownplacentaorvasapraevia.
Box58.1Quantifyingbloodloss
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Spotting=spotting/staining/streakingnotedonunderwear
Minorhaemorrhage=self-limitingbloodloss<50mL
Majorhaemorrhage=bloodloss50–1000mLwithnosignsofshock
Massivehaemorrhage=bloodloss>1000mLand/orsignsofclinicalshock(seeChapter94)
Remember,bleedingmaybeoccult(e.g.concealedplacentalabruption).
Examination
Examinewithseniorsupport.InitialassessmentshouldbewithanABCDEapproachwith
ongoingresuscitationmeasures(see‘Management’).
Abdominalpalpation
Assessforuterinecontractions
Tenseor‘woody’uterussuggestsabruption.
Speculumexamination
Toassessforcervicaldilatationoralowergenitaltractcauseofthebleeding
Ifthecervixappearssuspicious,referthepatientforcolposcopy.
Digitalvaginalexamination
Donotperform a digital vaginal examination ifthere is any suspicionof placenta praevia—an
USSshouldbedonefirsttoexcludethis.
Investigations
Maternal
Bloods
Minorhaemorrhage:FBC(coagulationprofileonlyifplateletsabnormal),groupandsave
Majorhaemorrhage:FBC,coagulationprofile,U&E,LFT,cross-match4units(+VBG)
IfrhesusDnegative:Kleihauertest(toquantifydegreeoffetomaternalhaemorrhage(FMH)and
thereforegaugedoseofanti-DIg).
Ultrasound
Toconfirmorexcludeplacentapraevia,ifthesiteoftheplacentaisnotyetknown.
Fetal
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Fetalinvestigationsshould be performed onlyoncethe mother is stable orresuscitationhas
beencommenced.
Externalauscultationofthefetalheart:<26weeks
Cardiotocograph (CTG): >26 weeks where knowledge of the fetal condition may influence the
timing/modeofdelivery
Ifthefetalheartcannotbeheard,performUSStodetermineviability.
Management
Acutemanagement
SeeTable58.1andTable58.2.
MassiveAPH(bloodloss>1000mL±signsofclinicalshock)
The mother’s life should always take priority, regardless of fetal gestation. She must be
resuscitated and stabilized first, beforeany decisions are maderegarding delivery of the
baby.
CALLFORHELP
Put out a major obstetric haemorrhage crash call as per hospital protocol. This should
alert:
Aseniormidwife
Anobstetricregistrar±consultant
Ananaestheticregistrar±consultant
Porterstocollecturgentspecimensanddelivercross-matchedblood
Bloodbank±consultanthaematologistoncall
Aseniorpaediatrician/neonatologistincaseofanemergencydelivery.
Designateonememberoftheteamtorecordevents,fluids,drugsgiven,andvitalsigns.
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Table58.1ABCDEapproachinmassiveAPH
Typicalrangesforvitalsignsareprovided,butuselocalprotocols/obstetricearlywarningscoresifavailable
A
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B
AssessAirway+Breathing
Respiratoryrate—<10/minor>30/min
Saturations—<95%
Administerhigh-flowoxygen(10–15L/min)viaafacemask
C EvaluateCirculation
Heartrate—<40bpmor>120bpm
Systolicbloodpress ure—<90mmHgor>160mmHg
Diastolicbloodpress ure—>100mmHg
Insert2×largebore(ideally14G)IVlinestocommencefluidresuscitation(Table58.2)
Sendbloods forFBC,assess mentofFMHifrhesusDnegative,coagulationprofile,U&E,LFT,andcross-match4units ofblood
Positionleftlateraltilt
Keeppatientwarm
Insertcatheterforfluidbalancemonitoring
Transfusebloodassoonas available—untilthenupto2Lofwarmedcrystalloidsolution
GiveotherbloodproductsifrequiredasperTable58.2
D AssessthefetusanddecideonDelivery
Table58.2FluidtherapyandbloodproducttransfusioninAPH
Crystalloid Upto2Lcrystalloidsolution
Blood Ideallycross-matched
Ifcross-matchedbloodisunavailableandtheclinicalsituationisurgent,givegroup-specificor
O-negativeblood
Considertheuseofcellsalvageifavailable
FFP
*
4unitsofFFP(12–15mL/kgortotal1L)
Forevery4units ofredcellsOR
IfPTand/orAPTTare>1.5×normal
Pooledplatelets Ifplateletcount<75×109/L
Cryoprecipitate*Iffibrinogen<2g/L
*
Withcontinuingmassivehaemorrhageandwhileawaitingcoagulationstudies,upto4unitsofFFPand
10unitsofcryoprecipitatemaybegivenempirically.
Source:datafromMavridesE,AllardS,ChandraharanE,CollinsP,GreenL,HuntBJ,RirisS,
ThomsonAJonbehalfoftheRoyalCollegeofObstetriciansandGynaecologists.Preventionand
managementofpostpartumhaemorrhage.BJOG2016;124:e106–e149;
https://www.rcog.org.uk/en/guidelines-research-services/guidelines/gtg52/
If there is any concern that the patient has developed disseminated intravascular
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coagulation(DIC),urgenthaematologyadviceshouldbesought.
APHupto1000mLwithnoclinicalshock
AdmittohospitalifAPHisheavierthanspottingorbleedingisongoing:
ObtainIVaccess(1largeborecannula)
Commencecrystalloidinfusionifrequired.
Treatmentafterstabilization
Antepartum
IfthepatienthasasignificantAPHbetween24+0and34+6weeks,considergivingasinglecourse
ofsteroids
Following unexplained APH or APH due to placental abruption, the pregnancy should be
reclassified as ‘highrisk’,subsequentantenatalcareshouldbeconsultantled, andserialgrowth
scansperformed
Administer anti-D Ig if required to a non-sensitized rhesus D-negative woman after any
presentationwithAPH(irrespectiveofwhethertheyhavereceivedroutineprophylaxis):
Administeratleast500IU(additionaldosemaybeindicatedfollowingtestforFMH)
Ifrecurrentbleedingafter20+0weeks,giveat6-weeklyintervals.
Intrapartum
If there is fetal compromise, a caesarean section should be performed, with simultaneous
resuscitationofthemother
Continuous fetal monitoring should be used in women with active bleeding, previous major or
recurrentminorAPH,orsuspicionofabruption
Patients with APH should receive active management of the third stage of labour due to the
elevatedriskofpostpartumhaemorrhage(PPH;seeChapter65).Thisshouldbewithergometrine-
oxytocin(Syntometrine®)unlesscontraindicated.
Postpartum
Thromboprophylaxis should be commenced as soon as the immediate risk of haemorrhage is
reduced,asbothhaemorrhageandbloodtransfusionareriskfactorsforVTE
Debriefbyaseniorobstetricianbothattheearliestopportunityaftertheeventandatafollow-up
appointmentin4–6weeks
Clinicalincidentreportingshouldbeundertakeninmajorobstetrichaemorrhage.
Specialconsiderations
Eachwomanmustbeassessedonanindividualbasis.Forexample,ifawomanpresents
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with spotting and has a past history of intrauterine fetal death resulting from placental
abruption,thenhospitalizationwouldbeappropriate.
Furtherreading
1. RCOG (2018). Placenta praevia and placenta accreta: diagnosis and management (GTG27a).
Availableat:https://www.rcog.org.uk/en/guidelines-research-services/guidelines/gtg27a/
2. RCOG (2018). Vasa praevia: diagnosis and management (GTG27b). Available at:
https://www.rcog.org.uk/en/guidelines-research-services/guidelines/gtg27b/
3.BritishCommitteeforStandardsinHaematology(BCSH)(2014).BCSHguidelinefortheuseofanti-D
immunoglobulin for the prevention of haemolytic disease of the fetus and newborn. Available at:
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/tme.12091
4. RCOG (2015). Blood transfusions in obstetrics (GTG47). Available at:
https://www.rcog.org.uk/en/guidelines-research-services/guidelines/gtg47/
5. RCOG (2019). Maternal collapse (GTG56). Available at: https://www.rcog.org.uk/en/guidelines-
research-services/guidelines/gtg56/
6.NHSCervicalScreeningProgrammes(NHSCSP)(2010).ColposcopyandProgrammeManagement:
Guidelinesfor the NHSCervical ScreeningProgramme,2nded. Sheffield: NHSCSP.Availableat:
http://www.cancerscreening.nhs.uk/cervical/publications/nhscsp20.html
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Chapter59
Diabetesinpregnancy
Guidelines: NICE NG3 (Diabetes in pregnancy: management from
preconceptiontothepostnatalperiod):https://www.nice.org.uk/guidance/ng3
JointBritishDiabetesSocietiesforInpatientCare(Managementofglycaemic
control in pregnant women with diabetes on obstetric wards and delivery
units): https://www.diabetes.org.uk/professionals/resources/shared-
practice/inpatient-and-hospital-care/joint-british-diabetes-society-forinpatient-care/management-of-glycaemic-control-in-pregnant-women-withdiabetes-on-obstetric-wards-and-delivery-units
OUPdisclaimer:OxfordUniversity Press makesno representation, express
or implied, that the drugdosagesarecorrectand thatthe recommendations
are an exclusive or mandatory course of care. All health professionals
readingthistexthavearesponsibilitytoevaluateitsappropriatenessandtake
theindividualneedsofthepatientintoaccount.
Localtrustguidelines:pleaserefertoyourlocalguidelinesasnecessary.
Overview
Approximately5%ofpregnanciesarecomplicatedbyeitherpre-existingdiabetesmellitus
orgestationaldiabetesmellitus(GDM).Diabetesinpregnancyisassociatedwithanumber
ofriskstobothwomenandtheirbabiesincludingmiscarriageandstillbirth(Table59.1).
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Table59.1Complicationsofdiabetesinpregnancy
Maternal Fetal
Miscarriage Congenitalmalformation
Pre-eclampsia Macrosomialeadingtoshoulderdystocia
Pre-termlabour Polyhydramnios
Worseningcomplicationsofdiabetes(e.g.retinopathy) Birthinjury
Stillbirth Perinatalmortality
Perinealtrauma Postnataladaptationproblems(e.g.hypoglycaemia)
Preconceptioncareforwomenwithdiabetes
Themostimportantpartofpreconceptioncareisforthepatienttoachieveblood glucoselevels
withinthetargetranges (Box59.1) andHbA1c<48mmol/mol, asthisreduces many oftherisks
associatedwithdiabetesinpregnancy(e.g.miscarriage,congenitaldefects,stillbirth)
HbA1c:
Checkmonthly
Aimfor<48mmol/mol(6.5%)ifachievablewithoutcausinghypoglycaemia.Reassurewomen
thatanyreductiontowardsthistargetwillreducetheriskofcongenitalmalformation
If>86mmol/mol(10%),stronglyadvisewomennottogetpregnantbecauseoftherisks
Use metformin as an adjunct or alternative to insulin in the preconception period and during
pregnancy(allotheroralbloodglucose-loweringagentsshouldbediscontinuedbeforepregnancy)
Performretinalassessmentifnotdoneinlast6months
Performrenalassessmentsbeforecontraceptionisdiscontinued.Refertonephrologyifcreatinine
≥120μmol/litre,urinaryACR>30mg/mmol,oreGFR<45/min/1.73m2.
StopACEinhibitors,ARBs,andstatinsandfindalternatives
AdvisewomenwithaBMI>27kg/m2toloseweight
Encourageappropriateuseofcontraceptiontoavoidunplanned pregnanciestoreducetheriskof
problemsduringpregnancy,ideallyuntilCBGmeasurementsarewellcontrolled
Recommendfolicacid(5mgOD)toreducetheriskofneuraltubedefects
Providethewomanwithaglucosemeterforself-monitoring,andaketonemeterifT1DM.
Box59.1Preconceptionbloodglucosetargets
Fasting(onwaking):5–7mmol/L
Pre-meal:4–7mmol/L.
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Diagnosis
Whototestforgestationaldiabetesmellitus
Womenwithanyofthefollowingriskfactors:
PreviousGDM
BMI>30kg/m
2
Previousmacrosomicbabyweighing>4.5kg
First-degreerelativewithdiabetes
Minorityethnicfamilyoriginwithahighprevalenceofdiabetes
Glycosuriaof2+ononeoccasionOR1+on≥2occasions,detectedduringroutineantenatalcare.
Investigations
HbA1c
Measureinallwomenwithpre-existingdiabetesorthosewithnewlydiagnosedGDM.
Oralglucosetolerancetest(OGTT)
PreviousGDM:PerformOGTTassoonaspossibleafterbookingandrepeatat24–28weeksifthe
firsttestisnormal
OtherriskfactorsforGDM(see‘Whototestforgestationaldiabetesmellitus’):PerformOGTTat
24–28weeks
DiagnoseGDMifthewomanhaseither:
Afastingplasmaglucoselevel≥5.6mmol/LOR
A2-hourplasmaglucoselevel≥7.8mmol/L.
Antenatalmanagement
Patienteducation
Explain tothepatientthatgoodblood glucosecontrolduringthepregnancywillreduce
therisktoherselfandherbaby,including:birthtrauma,needforcaesareansection,fetal
macrosomia,neonatalhypoglycaemia,andperinataldeath.
Womenshouldbetaughttoself-monitorbloodglucose(Box59.2).
Lifestyleandsimpleinterventions
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Advise a healthy diet and refer toa dietician; emphasize that eating low glycaemic index (GI)
foodsshouldreplacehighGIones
Adviseregularexercise(suchaswalkingfor30minutes).
Pharmacologicalmanagement
Gestationaldiabetes
Fig.59.1Pharmacologicalmanagementofgestationaldiabetes.Glibenclamideisasecond-lineoptionfor
patientswhodonotrespondwelltometforminandwhodeclineinsulin.
Riskofhypoglycaemiawithinsulintreatment
Ensure awareness of the risks of hypoglycaemia and impaired awareness of hypoglycaemia in
pregnancy,particularlyinthefirsttrimester
Ensureconstantavailabilityofafast-actingformofglucose(e.g.dextrosetablets)
ProvideglucagonifT1DM—instructthewomanandfamilymembersinitsuse
Considerinsulinpumpifadequatecontrolisnotachieveddespitemultipledailyinjections
Consider continuousglucosemonitoringforpatientswith severe hypoglycaemiaorveryunstable
bloodglucoselevels,undertheguidanceofanexpertjointdiabetesandantenatalcareteam.
Box59.2Bloodglucosemonitoring
The following are targets for CBG if achievable without causing problematic
hypoglycaemia.CBGshouldbekeptat>4mmol/L:
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