It is estimated that 99% of maternal deaths in the world occur in Africa, Asia, and Latin America, and PPH is the cause of 1/4 to 1/3 of these deaths. The risk of maternal death from PPH is lower in developed countries (1:100,000 births in the United Kingdom) compared to developing countries(1:16 to 1:1,000 births).Seventy percentof the PPH corresponds to uterineatony,andother causes of PPH include retained placental tissue, genital tract trauma, and coagulation disorders that can present as unique or contributing factors[5].Moreover,the impact of PPH is greater on pregnancy outcomes when analyzing maternal morbidity when considering the 90% of patients who suffered PPH and survived.These patients require highly specialized and costly care during the delivery and postpartum phases [7].