İkinci Trimesterda Tespit Edilen Uterus Rüptürleri: Olgu Serisi

Despite modern obstetric developments, uterine rupture is an important obstetric complication causing maternal and fetal morbidity and mortality. The most common cause of uterine rupture is cesarean section in developed countries,,and in other countries the most common cause is difficult births. Uterine rupture symptoms and findings are non-specific. Abdominal pain, vaginal bleeding, and abnormal fetal heart rate cardiotocographic findings are uterine rupture findings. We aimed to present cases of uterine rupture detected in the second trimester, which may delayed diagnosis in if not suspected. Ultrasonographic evaluation of the uterus, with clinical findings in cases of risk for uterine rupture, will facilitate recognition. We decide treatment on maternal and fetal condition, amount of bleeding and future fertilization status.