Placental rupture after fetoscopic SOLOMON technique for twin-twin transfusion syndrome: 2 cases report.

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.