Rupture of a rudimentary uterine horn at the 19th week of pregancy subsequent to an earlier normal vaginal delivery

İkinci gebeliğin 19.haftasında olan ve daha önce vaginal doğum yapan 29 yaşındaki hasta alt karın ağrısı ve bayılma şikayetleriyle yatırıldı. Abdominal ultrasonografide fetüsün yüzdüğü görüldü. Çevresinde amniotik kese veya myometrial görünüm izlenmedi. Fetal kalp aktivitesi izlenmedi. Acil göbekaltı kesi ile laparotomi yapıldı. Batında 2000 cc serbest kan ve fetüs izlendi. Rahimin sağ tarafında rudimenter boynuz olduğu düşünülen bölgede rüptür vardı. Sağ tüp ve rudimenter boynuz eksize edildi. Hasta postoperatif 3. gün taburcu edildi.

Daha önce vaginal doğum yapan bir kadında 19. gebelik haftasında rudimenter boynuz gebelik rüptürü

A 29-year-old woman at 19 weeks and 1 day in gestation gravida 2 para 1 was admitted with the complaints of sudden onset of lower abdominal pain and syncope. During her abdominal ultrasonographic examination the fetus was floating in the abdomen. No amniotic sac was seen surrounding the fetus nor any myometrial image around it. The fetal cardiac activity was not detected. An emergency exploratory laparotomy was performed via a low midline incision. The fetus was lying free in the abdomen. 2000 ml of free and fibrinated blood was drained from the peritoneal cavity. There was a rupture in the right part of the uterus considered to be a rudimentary horn exposing the placenta and part of the umbilical cord. The rudimentary horn and the right tube were excised. The patient discharged on the third postoperative day.

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