Silent uterine rupture in the term pregnancy: Three case reports
Lei Chen,
Hao Li,
Jing Peng
et al.
Abstract:Rationale:
Uterine rupture is extremely hazardous to both mothers and infants. Diagnosing silent uterine rupture in pregnant women without uterine contractions is challenging due to the presence of nonspecific symptoms, signs, and laboratory indicators. Therefore, it is crucial to identify the elevated risks associated with silent uterine rupture.
Patient concerns:
on admission, case 1 was at 37 gestational weeks, having undergo laparoscopic transabdomi… Show more
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