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. 2016 Jun 29;12(3):1469–1475. doi: 10.3892/etm.2016.3489

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Figure 3. — Dissection of uterus with CSP after hysterectomy. A 42-year-old woman with a history of one caesarean delivery had CSP for 8 weeks. She had uncontrolled haemorrhage due to CSP uterus rupture. (A) Whole uterus, (B) the gestational sac implanted into the caesarean scar myometrium, (C) chorionic villi from pregnancy at the caesarean scar, and (D) the sagittal angle of the cavity with respect to the scar tissue. CSP, caesarean scar pregnancy.

Figure 3. — Dissection of uterus with CSP after hysterectomy. A 42-year-old woman with a history of one caesarean delivery had CSP for 8 weeks. She had uncontrolled haemorrhage due to CSP uterus rupture. (A) Whole uterus, (B) the gestational sac implanted into the caesarean scar myometrium, (C) chorionic villi from pregnancy at the caesarean scar, and (D) the sagittal angle of the cavity with respect to the scar tissue. CSP, caesarean scar pregnancy.