Rare uterine didelphis and cervical pregnancy

Year 2021, Volume: 38 Issue: 4, 700 - 702, 09.10.2021

Yunus Katırcı , Hüseyin Yaylacı , Aybeniz İsmayilli , Ayşe Özdemir

Abstract

Due to increased vaginal bleeding, a surgical operation was performed on a woman with cervical pregnancy. A diagnosis of UD was made during surgery. The hypgastric arteries on both sides were ligated. After controlling the bleeding, the abdomen was closed. Uterine defects are a rare malformation that can cause a variety of obstetric problems in pregnant women, and they must be closely monitored and treated in terms of cervical pregnancy growth. As the pregnancy week continues, life-threatening bleeding may occur, and the patient may need a hysterectomy to stop the bleeding.

Keywords

ectopic pregnancy, uterus didelphis, cervical pregnancy, vaginal bleeding

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