Highlights the successful management of twin pregnancy and delivery complications in a patient with Bernard Soulier Syndrome.
May inform counseling for twin pregnancies in Bernard Soulier syndrome; leaves open need for prospective validation.
A patient with the Bernard Soulier Syndrome was successfully delivered of twins. The pregnancy was complicated by slight bleeding from the uterus during the first 8 weeks, by cord prolapse necessitating emergency caesarean section, and by moderate post partum haemorrhage. The management of pregnancy in the Bernard Soulier Syndrome is discussed.
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