… cervical dilation regardless of the timing of rupture of the membranes. Onset of labor was
characterized by the following: 1) regular, painful uterine contractions with a frequency of at …

… 1, 2 Although it has been described in nulliparous women, uterine rupture is generally a …
be performed in all women if a uterine rupture is suspected. Uterine rupture may be associated …

… A 36-year-old nulliparous woman attended a London teaching hospital in 1991 complaining
of heavy and irregular vaginal bleeding. At diagnostic hysteroscopy she was found to have …

… Uterine contractions were defined as 3 uterine contractions/lO minutes according to the CTG.
If active labor (defined as uterine … shown that in healthy nulliparous women at term with a …

… In addition, exposure to DES had caused uterine rupture in a nulliparous patient, and in 6
other cases including our patient, multiparity was the risk factor. According to this case report, it …

… Ruptured uterus occurred in 3 (4.5%) nulliparous patients. Most of them (67.1%) were … with
managing uterine rupture. This is well demonstrated by this study where uterine rupture is still …

… <strong>Results:</strong> The incidence of uterine rupture in this study was 1.2% or one in
… while rupture along a previous scar 33(55.9%) was the commonest site for uterine rupture in …

… complete uterine rupture, uterine wall is totally ruptured and uterine … uterine rupture is also
named as uterine dehiscence, silent rupture or occult rupture and only serosal layer of uterine …

… Rupture uterus is a hazardous complication of pregnancy and labour, and … Rupture uterus
in nulliparous patients is generally associated with mullerian anomalies. [1] Uterine rupture is …

… In the first woman, we feel that misoprostol was responsible for the uterine rupture and that
poor … Consideration was given to preserving the uterus in the nulliparous woman, but a repair …