critical care

When is Critical Care Needed?

Critical care may be required in various scenarios such as:
- Severe hemorrhage during or after childbirth.
- Complications from ectopic pregnancy.
- Severe preeclampsia or eclampsia.
- Postoperative complications from gynecologic surgeries.
- Advanced-stage gynecologic cancers causing systemic effects.

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