JB0D.1
category
Shock during or following labour or delivery
Definition
A syndrome characterised by systemic cellular hypoxia and organ dysfunction as a result of hypoperfusion following labour and delivery. This syndrome is caused by haemorrhage, vomiting, diarrhoea, inadequate fluid intake, or a systemic inflammatory response to bacteria, endotoxins, or exotoxins.
Inclusions
- Obstetric shock
Also indexed as
Obstetric shockShock during or following labour or deliveryShock following labour and deliverycirculatory collapse, during or after labourcollapse during or after deliverycollapse during or after labourshock during or after labour
Nearby in Certain specified complications of labour or delivery, not elsewhere classified
JB0D.0Maternal distress during labour or deliveryJB0D.2Pyrexia during labour, not elsewhere classifiedJB0D.3Other complications of obstetric surgery or proceduresJB0D.4Delayed delivery after artificial rupture of membranesJB0D.5Delayed delivery after spontaneous or unspecified rupture of membranesJB0D.6Vaginal delivery following previous caesarean sectionJB0D.7Failed application of vacuum extractor or forceps, unspecifiedJB0D.8Failed trial of labour, unspecified