Contemporary Nursing

The increase in cesarean section rate has led to an increase in the incidence of dangerous placenta previa, and there will be a history of cesarean section in clinical practice. This time, it is placenta previa, and 30% to 50% of cases with placental implantation are called dangerous placenta previa [1]. The most ideal way for pregnant women with dangerous placenta previa to terminate pregnancy is to undergo a cesarean section, but bleeding may occur during the surgery due to various factors. If the bleeding is not properly handled, it will not only increase the probability of hysterectomy, but also endanger the safety of the mothers life [2-3]. Patients with placenta previa usually experience significant bleeding and difficulty in stopping bleeding during cesarean section. Many mothers may experience shock due to excessive bleeding in a short period of time. Therefore, implementing effective intervention measures, effectively controlling intraoperative bleeding, and coordinating emergency care are crucial[4]. On February 24, 2023, our hospital admitted a patient with a dangerous type of placenta previa undergoing cesarean section. During the operation, there was significant bleeding. Through the cooperation of multiple medical staff in implementing emergency care, the patient stopped bleeding and achieved good results. This article reports the emergency nursing intervention of this patient as follows, providing reference for the development of clinical nursing work.

Placenta previa; Caesarean section; Emergency care