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Article | IMSEAR | ID: sea-203294

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Introduction: Rupture uterus is an uncommon and frequentlycalamitous circumstance. It is connected with a highoccurrence of fetal and maternal mortality and morbidity.Objective: Our primary objective of this investigation is toassess results of uterine rupture among women with earliercesarean section.Method: This cross-sectional study was done at JalalabadRagib Rabeya Medical College Hospital, Sylhet from January2016 February to 2019 February. All out 63 instances ofruptured uterus were recorded in this investigation and everyone of the instances of ruptured uterus who were eitherconceded with complain or who developed it in medical clinicwere incorporated into the examination.Results: During the examination most events of ruptureduterus was the gestational age 37-40 weeks, (66.67%) andamong 63 patients, most (65.08%) had no antenatal checkup.(34.92%) had unpredictable antenatal checkup. Likewise therupture was bound to lower segment in the abdominal uterus.Conclusion: Lack of antenatal care, misuse of oxytocin, andinappropriate counseling of patients with history of previouscaesarian section for hospital delivery are the main causes fora ruptured uterus in this study.

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