| Autor: |
Smilga, Santa, Miskova, Anna, Rezeberga, Dace |
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Acta Chirurgica Latviensis; June 2017, Vol. 17 Issue: 1 p29-34, 6p |
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Introduction.Uterine rupture is a tearing of uterine wall during pregnancy or delivery. There are two types of uterine rupture described in literature: symptomatic (SUR) and asymptomatic (AUR) uterine rupture. In case of SUR there is a full thickness uterine wall tear which leads to clinical symptoms and high perinatal and maternal morbidity and mortality. In case of AUR the visceral peritoneum remains intact and it is typically diagnosed during Cesarean section. Rupture of previously intact uterus is very rare and is associated with extensive uterine damage, severe hemorrhage and in most cases leads to hysterectomy. Fetal complications include admission to neonatal intensive care unit, hypoxic - ischemic injury and death. Maternal complications include hemorrhage, hypovolemic shock, bladder injury, hysterectomy and maternal death. The incidence and prevalence of uterine rupture as well as the perinatal and maternal rate of complications in Latvia is unknown. |
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