Clinical Experience of Patients with Full-Term Uterine Incarceration: Case Report

Uterine incarceration is a rare disease of abnormal uterine morphology, the proportion during pregnancy was 1 in 3000 - 10,000. Previously reported patients with have different symptoms. Rarely, asymptomatic cases persist into third trimester pregnancy. In fact, can be and normally carry their fetuses to term because it mainly changes cervix, which does not affect fetal growth utero directly. Additionally, cesarean section both treatment direct method clarify diagnosis again, low-molecular-heparin anticoagulant therapy should considered immediately after surgery. Here, we present two clarifying that pregnant without any discomfort provide successful plan.