Table 1.

Uterine rupture in the gestational age less than 20 weeks

Author	Year	Age (years)	Gestation (week)	Gravida/para/abortion	Initial presentation	Risk factor	Rupture site	Management
Abbas6	2018	24	10	3/2	Acute abdominal pain and shock	Two previous scars	Fundus and posterior wall	Primary repair
Surve7	2017	25	10	3/1/ab1	Acute abdominal pain and shock	Previous scar	Previous scar	Primary repair
Miranda9	2017	32	13	3/2	Acute abdominal pain	Previous scar and short pregnancy interval	Previous scar	Primary repair
Bandarian8	2015	30	11	4/2/ab1	Acute abdominal pain and shock	Two Previous scars, D&C	Previous scar	Primary repair
Ho4	2017	33	17	2/0/ab1	Lower abdominal pain and abdominal distention	Placenta accreta	Fundus	Primary repair
Vaezi11	2017	34	12	2/1	Acute abdominal pain	Without	Fundus	Primary repair
Mannini12	2016	34	15	3/1	Acute abdominal pain	Without	Fundus	Primary repair
Sun3	2012	31	17	3/2	Acute abdominal pain and shock	Without	Fundus	Primary repair
Sunanda13	2014	31	17	2/ab1	Acute abdominal pain	Bicornuate uterus	Right horn of fundus	Primary repair
Faroog10	2016	27	17	4/2/ab1	Acute abdominal pain	Twin/placenta percreta	None	Total hysterectomy
Porcu14	2003	28	12	1/0	Acute abdominal pain	DES	None	None
Arbab15	1996	25	8	Ab2/p2	Severe hemorrhagic shock	Bilateral salpingectomy/left cornual resection	Vertical rupture of Fundus	Primary repair
Arbab15	1996	34	13	8/1/ep5/ab1	Acute abdominal pain and shock	Bilateral salpingectomy /left cornual resection/placenta percreta	Right-sided uterine cornual rupture	Total hysterectomy
Arbab15	1996	33	18	4/1/ab2	Acute abdominal pain and vaginal bleeding	Left salpingectomy/left cornual resection	Fundus	Primary repair
Arbab15	1996	25	20	1/0	Acute abdominal pain and shock	Bilateral salpingectomy/cornual resection	Fundus	Primary repair
The present case	2018	29	14	3/2	Abdominal pain	Previous scar	Previous scar	Primary repair