CONSUMPTION COAGULOPATHY FOLLOWING SINGLE FETAL DEMISE IN SECOND TRIMESTER DCDA TWIN PREGNANCY-A RARE CASE REPORT

Multifetal pregnancies are estimated to represent 3.2% of all (80% dichorionic and 20% monochorionic) associated with a higher risk perinatal morbidity mortality relative single pregnancies. Single fetal loss twin pregnancy during the first trimester is not an uncommonevent seems impair further development surviving one. In gestational losses where fetus retained intrauterine for at least 10 weeks, there possibility finding papyraceus time delivery. This rare event that results from incomplete reabsorption dead fetus, which then compressed between membranes uterine wall. contrast, death in late second or third isa obstetric complication increased maternal andmortality.Herein, authors report successful management DIC following dichorionicdiamniotictwin pregnancy.