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Ahmad S Abu Srour1,2, Omar Hnaidi3, Beshr Faiad3
1Urology, Arab Board Of Health Specializations, Damascus, SYR.
Severe urinary tract injury during cesarean section, including bladder rupture and ureter ligation, can resolve without ureteric stenting. Early urological intervention and meticulous repair are crucial for successful outcomes in complex cases.
Area of Science:
- Urology
- Obstetrics & Gynecology
- Surgical Case Reports
Background:
- Cesarean sections, especially repeat procedures, carry a risk of urinary tract injury.
- Bladder and ureteric injuries are uncommon but can be severe, particularly with dense adhesions and hemorrhage.
- Managing combined bladder rupture, ureteric ligation, and uterine artery hemorrhage presents significant surgical challenges.
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