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Modified surgical technique in an unusual uterine rupture

Goran Vujić, Velena Radošević, Luka Matak, Mislav Mikuš, Slavko Orešković

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Abstract Background Uterine rupture is an extremely rare and unpredictable event for women undergoing trial of labor after cesarean delivery (TOLAC). Case presentation We present a patient with a lateral edge uterine rupture after TOLAC and our modified surgical technique for preventing complications of uterine atony. Conclusion Further case report studies are required in order to evaluate the effectiveness of our new-modified surgical technique in appropriate selected cases.

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Abstract Background Uterine rupture is an extremely rare and unpredictable event for women undergoing trial of labor after cesarean delivery (TOLAC). Case presentation We present a patient with a lateral edge uterine rupture after TOLAC and our modified surgical technique for preventing complications of uterine atony. Conclusion Further case report studies are required in order to evaluate the effectiveness of our new-modified surgical technique in appropriate selected cases.

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Abstract Background Uterine rupture is an extremely rare and unpredictable event for women undergoing trial of labor after cesarean delivery (TOLAC). Case presentation We present a patient with a lateral edge uterine rupture after TOLAC and our modified surgical technique for preventing complications of uterine atony. Conclusion Further case report studies are required in order to evaluate the effectiveness of our new-modified surgical technique in appropriate selected cases.

Key concepts: Medicine, Uterine atony, Uterine rupture, Presentation (obstetrics), Surgery, Cesarean delivery, Uterus, Hysterectomy

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