Abstract
We present an overview of the case of a patient with early hysterorrhaphy
dehiscence (uteroperitoneal fistula) with endomyometritis and post-cesarean
section peritonitis and puerperal acute abdomen in a 35-year-old puerpera. A
exploratory relaparotomy, necrectomy, and resuture of the dehiscent part of the
hysterotomy were performed with placement of hemostatic sponges on the same
portion of the uterus with good recovery.
Key words
caesarean section - acute abdomen - hysterorrhaphy - dehiscence