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Table 3 Classification of causes of complete uterine rupture in 33 cases

From: Clinical analysis of complete uterine rupture during pregnancy

Categorization

Number of cases (rate)

Categorization

Number of cases (rate)

Age (years)

 

BMI (kg/m2)

 

 < 35

24 (72.73%)

Normal (18.5 ≤ BMI ≤ 23.9)

9 (27.27%)

 35 to < 40

7 (21.21%)

Overweight (BMI ≥ 24)

14 (42.42%)

 ≥ 40

2 (6.06%)

Obese (BMI ≥ 27)

10 (30.3%)

Number of pregnancies

 

Number of fetuses

 

 < 3

3 (9.09%)

Singleton

32 (96.97%)

 ≥ 3

30 (90.91%)

Twins

1 (3.03%)

Number of deliveries

 

Weeks of pregnancy at the time of uterine rupture (weeks)

 

 ≤ 2

26 (78.79%)

0 ~ 11+6

0 (0%)

 > 2

7 (21.21%)

12 ~ 27+6 /post-partum

7 (21.21%)/2 9.09%)

Number of cesarean sections

 0

8 (24.24%)

28 ~ 36+6 /post-partum

15 (45.45%)/3 (9.09%)

 1

18 (54.55%)

 ≥ 37 /post-partum

11 (33.33%)/3 (9.09%)

 2

5 (15.15%)

Rupture position

 

 3

2 (6.06%)

Back wall

6 (18.18%)

Interval from previous CS (years)

 < 1.5

5 (15.15%)

Front wall

15 (45.45%)

 1.5 to < 2

0 (0%)

Original CS incision

 

 2 to ≤ 3

5 (15.15%)

Non-scarred

5 (15.15%)

 > 3 and ≤ 5

9 (27.27%)

Uterine fundus

6 (18.18%)

  > 5

6 (18.18%)

Many places

1 (3.03%)

Not a history of CS

 

Current pregnancy

 

 Open myomectomy

1 (3.03%)

Placenta previa

8 (24.24%)

 Laparoscopic tubectomy

1 (3.03%)

Placental/penetrating implantation

8 (24.24%)/4 (12.12%)

 Laparoscopic tubal opening and embryo extraction

1 (3.03%)

DM

2 (6.06%)

 Laparoscopic cervical cerclage

1 (3.03%)

GDM

3 (9.09%)

 Wedge excision of the uterine horn

1 (3.03%)

Placental adhesion

1 (3.03%)

 Laparoscopic surgery for endometriosis

1 (3.03%)

Adenomyosis

1 (3.03%)

Other previous medical history

 

Hysteromyoma

1 (3.03%)

 Double uterus (single cervix, double uterine cavity)

2 (6.06%)

IVF-ET

1 (3.03%)

 Postpartum hemorrhage and blood transfusion

4 (12.12%)

Use of LMSH

2 (6.06%)

 Severe adhesion

3 (9.09%)

Hyperemesis

4 (12.12%)

 Placental abnormalities

2 (6.06%)

Twin pregnancy

1 (3.03%)

 Caesarean scar pregnancy

1 (3.03%)

Coitus before childbirth

1 (3.03%)

 Induction of labor in mid/late pregnancy after CS

2 (6.06%)

Heart disease

1 (3.03%)

 VBAC

2 (6.06%)

Caesarean scar pregnancy

1 (3.03%)

 Hyperemesis

3 (9.09%)

Traffic accidents

1 (3.03%)

 Twin pregnancy

1 (3.03%)

Mental retardation

1 (3.03%)

 GDM

1 (3.03%)

Use of oxytocin

1 (3.03%)

 History of intrauterine manipulation only

6 (18.18%)

Use of induced abortion drugs

3 (9.09%)

 

HIV

Transferred to our hospital

1 (3.03%)

13 (39.39%)

  1. Caesarean Section CS, Vaginal Birth after Cesarean VBAC, Gestational diabetes mellitus GDM, diabetes mellitus DM, low-molecular heparin sodium LMSH