… No nulliparous patients suffered ruptured uterus. General anaesthesia with muscle relaxants
was administered to all patients. Twenty-two patients (95.6%) received blood transfusions. …

… In the absence of regular uterine contractions and in … nulliparous women at term in whom
labor was managed according to the same protocol, with the membranes having been ruptured …

… It is extremely rare in nulliparous women, but can occur in … Posterior uterine rupture in a
woman with a previous … Posterior uterine rupture in a patient with a lower segment caesarean …

… because of uterine enlargement. … of uterine prolapse in a nulliparous woman during late
gestation; besides pregnancy, the woman did not have any of the known risk factors for uterine …

… The mean age of these patients was 33.3 years (range 20–42), one of them was nulliparous…
of uterine rupture of 16.1%; early identification of risk factors for uterine rupture could …

… uterine rupture has occurred in the first pregnancy due to complete placental invasion at
the fundus of the uterus … Morbidly adherent placenta in a nulliparous woman is a rare …

… Results: Thirty-four women presented with uterine rupture out of the 4,571 obstetric patients
that were managed in the Centre with an incidence rate of 7.4 per 1,000 pregnancies. …

… A 30-year-old nulliparous woman, with a history of a first trimester spontaneous abortion, …
Uterine rupture may occur in pregnancies after hysteroscopic resection of the uterine septum. …

… Introduction Rupture of the pregnant uterus, similar to rupture of any internal … Uterine rupture
is a tear in the wall of the uterus which commonly occurs in the lower segment of the uterus. …

… ruptures. Most authors, using the term “spontaneous uterine rupture,” mean that the uterine
rupture … Although uncommon in nulliparous woman, spontaneous uterine rupture is described …