7. Active vs. Physiological Management: Postpartum Hemorrhage Obstetric and Midwifery Practice Prendiville et al 1988, Rogers et al 1998. Active Management Physiologic Management OR and 95% CI Bristol Trial 50/846 (5.9%) 152/849 (17.9%) 3.13 (2.3 – 4.2) Hinchingbrooke Trial 51/748 (6.8%) 126/764 (16.5%) 2.42 (1.78 – 3.3)
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