BMC pregnancy and childbirth · 2025
Placental rupture after fetoscopic SOLOMON technique for twin-twin transfusion syndrome: 2 cases report.
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Xu Xiaochuan, Qin Feng, Li Lulu, Tian Xingbo, Chen Gongli
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To present 2 cases of placental rupture at delivery after fetoscopic SOLOMON technique for twin-twin transfusion syndrome.
METHODS: 2 cases diagnosed with TTTS in the second trimester. Fetoscopic SOLOMON procedure was performed successfully subsequently.
RESULTS: Placental rupture was confirmed by cesarean section in the third trimester. All fetuses were survived. No severe maternal complications but postpartum haemorrhage (PPH) was detected in one of the 2 cases.
CONCLUSION: The SOLOMON technique may further result in placental rupture which may lead to the risk of fetal demise and postpartum haemorrhage, should pay close attention.
METHODS: 2 cases diagnosed with TTTS in the second trimester. Fetoscopic SOLOMON procedure was performed successfully subsequently.
RESULTS: Placental rupture was confirmed by cesarean section in the third trimester. All fetuses were survived. No severe maternal complications but postpartum haemorrhage (PPH) was detected in one of the 2 cases.
CONCLUSION: The SOLOMON technique may further result in placental rupture which may lead to the risk of fetal demise and postpartum haemorrhage, should pay close attention.