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Hemorrhage Dominates Obstetric ICU Admissions in Japan: Insights from a Nationwide Inpatient Database

MedXY Editorial Team•Nov 6, 2025•Critical Care
bệnh suất mẹpostpartum hemorrhage

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– In a national Japanese inpatient database (July 2010–March 2022), 8,184 peripartum women were admitted to ICUs; median age 34 years; 53.2% delivered by cesarean section.

– Hemorrhage was the leading cause of ICU admission (52.6%); major interventions included blood transfusions (71.5%), mechanical ventilation (28.0%), and transcatheter arterial embolization (18.0%).

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