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Management of Quadruplet Pregnancy: A Case Report

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Quadruplet pregnancy is a pregnancy state where four fetuses grow simultaneously inside a mother's womb. Four fetuses developing in a womb is a challenge not only to the mother but to the obstetrician who has to calculate every risk associated with such pregnancy. High order pregnancy is considered a high risk pregnancy due to increase in maternal, fetal and neonatal morbidity and mortality. So a multidisciplinary approach with early involvement of neonatologists and anesthesiologists for the assessment of such case is essential for a successful obstetric outcome. Here we present a case report of 27 years G3P1L1A1 at 33 weeks 2 days of gestation with quadruplet pregnancy with previous lower segment Cesarian section with history of ovulation induction, delivered successfully via cesarean section with successful outcome of all 1 female and 3 male babies. Keywords: case report; cesarean section; fertility agent; multiple pregnancy; pregnancy; quadruplets.

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Lhakpa Dolma Lama, Tanya Das, Asmita Neupane, Roshan Lama, Rakshya Pandey, Urmila Karki (2020). Management of Quadruplet Pregnancy: A Case Report. Nepal Medical Association. https://library.shubhaarti.in/content/01e10f3e-8cf0-4b07-8dc6-db3af3eb32ce

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Lama, L. D., Das, T., Neupane, A., Lama, R., Pandey, R., & Karki, U. (2020). Management of Quadruplet Pregnancy: A Case Report. Nepal Medical Association. https://library.shubhaarti.in/content/01e10f3e-8cf0-4b07-8dc6-db3af3eb32ce
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