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case_images: A) placenta location and uterus after delivery of the baby. The placenta was extensively adhered to the fundus and left adnexa; B) representing adherence of the placenta to the large bowel and fundus; C) the appearance of a segment of large bowel after the removal of placenta
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case_images: The placenta was strongly adhered to the fundus and the left adnexa (Figure 1 A). The amniotic sac was attached to segments of large bowel (Figure 1 B) and this was removed intraoperatively with no damage (Figure 1 C).
case_images: A) hysterectomy specimen with placenta invading the totality of the left adnexa; B) representing sections of the placenta related to the left fallopian tube. The site of rupture occurred at the interstitial portion of the fallopian tube, and that was confirmed with microscopic exam
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case_images: The histopathology report show an intra-abdominal pregnancy and the site of rupture was occurred at the interstitial portion of the fallopian tube (Figure 2). The placenta was at term and invading the totality of the left adnexa (Figure 2).