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Case presented successful use of methylergonovine during cesarean delivery in a parturient with oxytocin anaphylaxis, indicating effective uterotonic management.
We aimed to present the management of a multiparous pregnant woman with a history of oxytocin anaphylaxis scheduled to undergo emergency cesarean delivery under spinal anesthesia by addressing preoperative planning, monitoring and using appropriate medications. Hereby we presented our successful and uneventful management by using methylergonovine as a 1st line uterotonic for the 1st time in such a particular case to maintain uterine tone and prevent a potential atony associated bleeding.
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