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A 40-year-old pregnant patient presented with bleeding at 33 weeks gestation and was diagnosed with potential metrorrhagia, possibly due to premature placental detachment or placenta previa. Emergency measures included blood tests, ultrasound, and preparation for a cesarean section, which was ultimately performed, resulting in the delivery of a living female infant with a low APGAR score. The placenta showed signs of retroplacental hematoma, indicating complications during the pregnancy.
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