Life spared a 37-year-old in Mitrovica, bleeding out of pregnancy outside the mine

As reported in the official hospital report, patient B. S. (1988) has been admitted to an extremely serious condition, with minimal vital parameters, disturbed consciousness, and intense signs of a hemorrhagic shock.

Following the immediate clinical evaluation by Emergency Service staff, as well as laboratory and ultrasonographic examinations, an ectopine cornual pregnancy was diagnosed, a rare case (2504% of pregnancies outside the womb), accompanied by massive bloodshed and a high risk to patient's life.

Thanks to the rapid, professional and coordinated response of the Emergency Service staff, in collaboration with the care team of the Surgery, Gynecology, and Anastasia, as well as the support services, the vital decision was made to carry out an emergency Laparatomia, which, according to the hospital, was successfully realised. Time - to - day intervention proved crucial to saving the patient's life.

“This case of quick and life-saving response provides an excellent example of professional commitment, emergency response and multidisciplinary co-operation, proving staff readiness and capacity to manage heavier and more complex cases in the service of”.