Incarceration of Gravid Uterus as A Content of Anterior Abdominal Wall Hernia Secondary to Diverification of Recti
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The herniation of a gravid uterus through a diverification of recti is a very rare occurrence. It may lead to some serious complications, such as incarceration and subsequent strangulation of the gravid uterus. Here we report a case of herniation of gravid uterus as a content of the anterior abdominal wall hernia secondary to diverification of recti, in a woman with previously normal delivered child.
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2018-12-19
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