Bleeding ectopic decidua as a cause of intraabdominal hemorrhage. A case report
This report details a rare case of severe ectopic decidual reaction causing intraabdominal hemorrhage post-delivery, which was managed with hysterectomy, highlighting similar previous cases with high mortality.
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