Abstract

Introduction: Rupture uterus is a grave and lethal complication of labour in pregnant females. In developing country like India still a major cause of maternal mortality, due to neglected labour in remote areas. We are reporting a case presented to us, a 35 years female grandmultipara, Rh negative, with severe anemia, and bleeding per vaginum with stable vitals in labour. Case Presentation: A 35 years grandmulipara, Rh negative , severe anemia , stable vitals presented with per vaginal bleeding in labour. Patient was complaining of mild abdominal pain and Bleeding PV. Fetal heart rate could not be localized. In view of, Increasing abdominal distension and positive paracentesis, laparotomy done. Diagnosis of uterine rupture was made. Conclusion: In this modern medical era, prenatal check-up and advanced diagnostics facilities can prevent this lethal complication. Rupture uterus cases are observed due to either carelessness of the patient or negligence of the doctor.

Authors and Affiliations