Sentences with word «atony»

The MFMU Cesarean Registry: uterine atony after primary cesarean delivery.

If your dog hasn't recently eaten and you see undigested food 6 hours after eating then your dog could have a blockage in the area where the stomach connects to the intestine (pyloric obstruction) or a general weakening of the stomach (canine gastric atony).

It is used for the formation of genetic material and helps to prevent atony (stalled birth).

Atony means that the muscles of the bladder wall are unable to contract to push out urine.

The most common complication of urethral obstruction is bladder atony.

Not all cats with obstructions develop atony; in fact, most do not.

Uterine atony can keep the placenta attached, for example, and although placentas tend not to be sited in exactly the same place, it sometimes happens and this can lead to abnormalities.

Up to 25 % expected death rate in any given litter, macrosomic pups that block the canal and kill all the pups to follow, pups that are «too big to birth» so the bitch is euthanized because the owner can't afford a C - section, horrific rectal tears, sectioning dead calves just to get them out and save the dam, uterine atony, hypocalemia... the list of ways that «birth» can kill a dog or a cat goes on and on.

Cases of postpartum hemorrhage were identified using ICD - 9 codes 666.0, 666.1, 666.2 and 666.3 and ICD - 10 codes O720, O721, O722 and O723 for postpartum hemorrhage due to retained placenta (third stage hemorrhage), uterine atony (immediate postpartum hemorrhage, within the first 24 hours following delivery of placenta), delayed and secondary postpartum hemorrhage (after the first 24 hours following delivery) and postpartum hemorrhage due to coagulation defects, respectively.

Other possible complications may include the rupture of the urethra, and atony and permanent injury to the detrusor muscle.