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Managing Uterine Atony | January 2026 Update | Anaesthesia Review Hub

Uterine atony is the leading cause of primary postpartum haemorrhage (PPH) and represents a true obstetric and anaesthetic emergency requiring rapid, coordinated management. In this video, Anaesthesia Review Hub provides a systematic, clinically focused overview of the management of uterine atony, incorporating the latest guidelines and updates as of January 2026. Emphasis is placed on the anaesthetic role in resuscitation, pharmacologic management, haemodynamic stabilization, and multidisciplinary teamwork. 🔹 Topics Covered Pathophysiology of uterine atony Risk factors and early recognition Initial resuscitation and anaesthetic priorities Uterotonic drugs: indications, doses, and contraindications Role of tranexamic acid and blood products Anaesthetic considerations during obstetric haemorrhage Escalation strategies: tamponade, surgical options Post-haemorrhage care and ICU considerations High-yield exam points for anaesthesia and obstetrics 🎯 Ideal for: Anaesthesia residents and consultants Obstetric anaesthesia trainees Postgraduate medical students Labour room and emergency care providers Exam preparation 📺 Subscribe to Anaesthesia Review Hub for concise, exam-oriented and clinically relevant anaesthesia education. 📌 Educational content only. Not a substitute for local guidelines or institutional protocols.