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Accidental haemorrhage and fetal prognosis.

An analysis is given of some of the factors involved in perinatal mortality associated with accidental haemorrhage. The importance of clinical signs in determining fetal prognosis is discussed. A suggested clinical approach to cases of accidental haemorrhage, where on admission the fetus is found to be alive in utero, is given. S. Afr. Med. J ., 48, 764 (1974).