Clinical Images Volume 9 Issue 3
Gynecology and obstetrics, Sidi Mohammed Ben Abdelah University, Morocco
Correspondence: Yassine Outifa, Gynecology and obstetrics, Sidi Mohammed Ben Abdelah University, Morocco
Received: April 27, 2023 | Published: May 22, 2023
Citation: Outifa Y, Benchaaboune K, Melhouf A, et al. Monstrous myoma previa and pregnancy. Pregnancy Child Birth. 2023;9(3):83-84. DOI: 10.15406/ipcb.2023.09.00283
The patient was 37 years old, with a history of infertility of 5 years, admitted for delivery modality and then was scheduled for cesarean section due to the discovery of a polymyomatous uterus with a myoma previa. At the per operative exploration: discovery of a polymyomatous uterus, with multiple nuclei, some of which are type 7, a post myoma previa of 13 cm with a large implantation basis. A - basis for implentation B- myoma previa post C- hysterotomy after extraction of a new ne of 3300g. This is a 35 year old primiparous woman, with a history of infertility of 03 years, admitted for pelvic pain of uterine contraction type with a bishops score of 6, on an unattended full term pregnancy, during labor, a non-reassuring fetal state was suspected and a c-section for fetal salvage was practiced with the discovery in the procedure of an anterior myoma previa, the hysterotomy was corporal above the myoma. The large implantation base did not allow a myomectomy to be performed.
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