Difficulty in predicting intra-abdominal adhesion before cesarean section: A case report

Nanao Suzuki, Suzuki N, Wakaki Y, Yu Wakaki, Kaori Watanabe, Watanabe K, Kumasaka Y, Yukiko Kumasaka, Suzuki R, Suzuki Rika
In: Authorea, Inc. · 2022 · doi:10.22541/au.164120980.00137393/v1 · W4205891529
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Bladder-uterine adhesions requiring an atypical cesarean incision were unexpectedly encountered in a patient with endometriosis, a condition not reliably predicted by pre-operative MRI.

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Adhesions between the bladder and uterus necessitated an atypical incision in the cesarean section of a woman with endometriosis. This could not be predicted with pre-surgery MRI. .No methods in the literature are able to predict adhesions with true certainty; it is therefore still difficult to diagnose intra-abdominal adhesions

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endometriosis

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