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case_images: Complications of postoperative necrosis: fasciitis of the rectus fascia and uterine necrosis with pathological features.
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case_images: Surprisingly, inspection of the abdomen and pelvis revealed necrotizing fasciitis at the rectus fascia near the surgical site, with complete necrosis of the lower uterine incision (Figure 1).
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case_images: Intrauterine presentation of placenta increta: detailed pathological examination.
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case_images: This finding was significant as it provided a clear explanation for the placenta's abnormal adherence and the challenges encountered during manual removal (Figure 2).
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case_images: Intrauterine pregnancy with non-viable fetus near previous scar accompanied by hematoma and intra-abdominal hemorrhage.
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case_images: A repeat bedside ultrasound reaffirmed the initial findings, showing no improvement in the fetal status and a persistently soft abdomen (Figure 3). A new, alarming finding was also noted:a heterogeneous, echogenic, encapsulated structure above the anterior uterine wall, extending from the isthmus to the uterine fundus and laterally toward the right side (Figure 3).
case_images: Severe intra-abdominal hemorrhage, adhesions, and uterine rupture: comprehensive surgical findings.
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case_images: In response to her rapidly worsening condition, a repeat bedside ultrasound was conducted (Figure 4). During the operation, the team encountered severe bleeding within the abdomen and significant adhesions between the abdomen and uterus, complicating the hysterectomy (Figure 4).
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case_images: Retroperitoneal hematoma linked to uterine perforation: A 3 x 4 cm pathological presentation.
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case_images: While exploring the hematoma, they identified a 3 x 4 cm uterine perforation (Figure 5).