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case_images: Empty uterus with fluid collection in the cul de sacs.
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case_images: Excessive fluid collection in the Morrison's pouch.
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case_images: Ruptured fundus.
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case_images: The right uterine fundus had a communicating tract with the cervix and was found to be ruptured (Fig. 4), with the fetus floating in the peritoneal cavity and intact membranes.
case_images: Bicornuate uterus, the ruptured and the normal uterine fundus.
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case_images: The left uterine fundus appeared normal (Fig. 5) along with bilateral adnexa, and the parametrium.