Biopsychosocial Factors in Emergency Gynaecology

Cervical vasovagal shock: A rare complication of incomplete abortion case report

“…They also suggest the patient be kept supine with elevated legs to improve venous return. If these are efforts are insufficient to improve the patient's hemodynamic status then 500-600 μg IV atropine is recommended followed by a saline flush [10] . In our case, we identified products of conception in the cervix and consultant gynaecologist was consulted and patient was taken for curettage to prevent further complication of hypovolemic shock.…”