1 ic haemorrhage and is usually due to uterine atony.

2 auses of postpartum haemorrhage were uterine atony (70.6% [95% CI 63.9-77.3]; n=834 707 women, 14 stu

3 ssitate Cesarean delivery or lead to uterine atony and postpartum hemorrhage.

4 ning, reversal of polyneuropathy and gastric atony, and resolution of hepatomegaly by computed tomogr

5 ), and 3) complications of delivery (uterine atony, asphyxia, emergency Cesarean section).

6 rtum bleeding suspected to be due to uterine atony in women who have received oxytocin prophylactical

7                     The finding that uterine atony is the commonest cause of postpartum haemorrhage s

8         Repeated wrap failure due to gastric atony requires gastric resection and esophagojejunostomy

9  with repetitive wrap failure due to gastric atony underwent gastric resection and esophagojejunostom

10           The mice exhibited ataxia and tail atony, whereas animals given a replicon encoding green f