Pregnancy with nodular adenomyosis: a clinical case
This case report describes a pregnant patient with nodular adenomyosis in the uterine isthmus, necessitating a classical cesarean section due to the node's obstruction of the birth canal.
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The paper describes a rare clinical case of pregnancy complicated by nodular adenomyosis located in the uterine isthmus. The authors report that the adenomyosis nodule could obstruct fetal passage through the birth canal, leading to planned delivery by cesarean section, specifically a corporal cesarean because an incision in the lower uterine segment was not feasible due to the nodule’s position. Magnetic resonance imaging during pregnancy was used to accurately determine the nodule’s topographic location. This paper is centrally about adenomyosis — it presents a pregnancy case focused on nodular adenomyosis and how imaging and surgical planning relate to delivery.
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