RUPTURE UTERUS STILL AN ALARMING EMERGENCY

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International Journal of Medical and Pharmaceutical Research

2024, Volume-5, Issue-3

Original Research Article

RUPTURE UTERUS STILL AN ALARMING EMERGENCY

Dr. Jagarlamudi madhavi, Dr. Isukapalli vani, Dr. Rose mary

Abstract

Rupture uterus is a tear in the uterine wall. there are two types of uterine rupture: complete, incomplete. Common causes are previous cesarian section and randmultiparity, obstructed labor etc. Aim of this study is to identify incidence, risk factors and fetomaternal outcome in KING GEORGE HOSPITAL, ANDHRA MEDICAL COLLEGE, VISHAKHAPATNAM over a period of 1year from October 2022 to September 2023.In this study incidence is 0.7%,most common risk factor is previous cesarian section. with maternal mortality of 7.2% among rupture uterus patients. It can beprevented by proper counselling of patients regarding regular antenatal checkups and family planning services and early referral to higher centers

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