… Abstract : Spontaneous rupture of utero-ovarian vessels is a potentially lethal complication
… cases reported in the literature . Spontaneous hemoperitoneum may develop from rupture of …

… additional 31 cases of spontaneous utero-ovarian vein ruptures. Rupture of a uterine vessel
may … Although the exact etiology of a uterine vessel rupture is usually unknown, case reports …

… to spontaneous rupture of the ligament and uterine vessels in human … of the utero-ovarian
vessels in the broad ligament, absence of valves of the ovarian veins, and weakness of vessel …

… bleeding from the blood vessel … (B) Bleeding vessels were sutured to stop the bleeding
posterior surfaces of the round ligament. (C) Bleeding vessels were sutured to stop the bleeding …

… to control bleeding but if these fail, O’Leary-type uterine artery … access to the uterine and
utero-ovarian arteries is possible, … parts of the world and include intra-partum and postoperative …

… as well as a case of a ruptured horn. We … vessels are sealed by then continuing the
dissection upwards along the ascending uterine vessels in a reverse approach the utero-ovarian …

… of developing complications during the intra-partum or immediate postpartum … utero-ovarian
arteries: This technique is also called the “O’Leary stitch” This can reduce uterine bleeding …

… It occurs when one of the major arteries, such as the uterine or utero-ovarian artery ruptures.
The only signs are distress, and colic, with gradually worsening anaemia. Treatment options …

… [4] Hager WD ruptured utero-ovarian vein syndrome: a case report. Am J Obstet Gynecol …
spontaneous rupture of a uterine artery immediately following delivery: a case report Gynecol …