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case_images: A sonogram showing gross maternal hemoperitoneum and the fetus.
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case_images: Trauma (FAST) and obstetric ultrasound scans revealed maternal abdominal and pelvic gross free fluid with multiple mobile echoes in all potential spaces with the deepest pool in right iliac fossa measuring 8.5cm in depth, normal maternal organs and a single live intrauterine pregnancy in oblique lie with fetal heart rate of 153bpm, adequate amniotic fluid, fundal-anterior, not-low lying placenta, and the source of bleeding was not seen [Figure 1].
case_images: Laceration in the lower uterine segment (white arrows).
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case_images: Intraoperative, gross hemoperitoneum of about 4 liters and a 4cm transverse laceration on the left lower segment of the uterus with minimally exposed placental tissue were found [Figure 2]. The myometrium was re-approximated with a figure of eight vicryl-2 sutures [Figure 3].
case_images: Repaired gravid uterus (white arrows).
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case_images: The myometrium was re-approximated with a figure of eight vicryl-2 sutures [Figure 3].