European Journal of Cardiovascular Medicine

Massive transfusion in obstetric catastrophes is to achieve surgical hemostasis while reducing the hypoperfusion complications.Aprospective observational study was conducted on subjects with obstetric hemorrhage requiring blood/blood product transfusions for 405 subjects out of 10063 subjects required transfusion (4.02% incidence).Association between massive transfusion and age ≥35 years was assessed using chi square test P value was <0.001 significant, similarly, irregular antenatal check-up was also found to be significant with P value 0.004. Association between previous LSCS and massive transfusion was found to be P value 0.017 significant and a significant association was found between platelet count & massive transfusion,blood loss & massive transfusion andshock and DIC with a P value of <0.001.