Spontaneous uterine XXXX in the 33rd week of IVF pregnancy after laparoscopically assisted enucleation of uterine @entity5 .

@entity1 @entity249 @entity5 @entity1834 @entity397 @entity1763 @entity490 @entity931 @entity2909
Although a uterine leiomyomectomy or adenomyomectomy is an accepted procedure to treat symptoms such as @entity1834 or @entity931 to enhance fertility, the risk of future uterine @entity397 is a major concern for @entity1 who become pregnant following these surgery. Although uterine @entity397 very rarely occurs, this is the most feared complication in pregnancy and is associated with a high rate of maternal and fetal morbidity and mortality. A 37-year-old nulliparous @entity1 had a 2-year history of @entity249 . A transvaginal ultrasound revealed multiple uterine @entity5 that resembled @entity2909 on the posterior and fundal walls of the uterine body. After the @entity1 had three failed in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer treatments, the uterine @entity5 was enucleated, and pathologically diagnosed as an @entity5 . Five months after the operation, the @entity1 became pregnant as a result of a fourth in vitro fertilization and embryo transfer. At the 33rd week of gestation, she complained of a sudden onset of @entity490 . The @entity1 was diagnosed with a @entity397 based on an ultrasound, and an emergency cesarean section was performed. The @entity397 occurred at the site of the operation scar on the posterior wall of the uterine body. The fetal legs extruded into the abdominal cavity from the uterine cavity but were enclosed within the unruptured chorioamniotic membrane. A male neonate (1956 g) was delivered without @entity1763 and had Apgar scores of 8 and 9. The ruptured uterine wall could be repaired by suturing. To our knowledge, this is the first case report of uterine @entity397 during pregnancy after resection of an @entity5 in the uterine body.
