The Journal of reproductive medicine · 2010
Short interpregnancy interval and misoprostol as additive risks for uterine rupture: a case report.
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Henderson Cassandra E, Hana Romany Gawargious, Woroch Roman, Reilly Kevin D
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BACKGROUND: Short interpregnancy interval and uterine instrumentation are risk factors for uterine rupture in subsequent pregnancies. Misoprostol as a uterotonic agent is an additive risk factor for rupture of a scarred uterus.
CASE: Misoprostol induction for a term stillbirth was complicated by uterine rupture. Risk factors for this uterine rupture might have included interpregnancy intervals of < 7 months, prior uterine instrumentation, and misoprostol as a uterotonic agent.
CONCLUSION: Caution and a high index of suspicion are warranted when using misoprostol as a uterotonic agent after a short interpregnancy interval.
CASE: Misoprostol induction for a term stillbirth was complicated by uterine rupture. Risk factors for this uterine rupture might have included interpregnancy intervals of < 7 months, prior uterine instrumentation, and misoprostol as a uterotonic agent.
CONCLUSION: Caution and a high index of suspicion are warranted when using misoprostol as a uterotonic agent after a short interpregnancy interval.