A.I. Kraskovskiy and G.F. Pisemskiy. A case of uterine rupture during childbirth in a woman with a kyphotic pelvis. (Protocol of the meeting of the Obstetric and Gynecological Society in Kiev, book 7, p. 177)

Secondary, 27 years old. Births urgent. The contractions are painful, almost uninterrupted. With the weakening of pain and blood that appeared from the uterine cavity, a rupture of the uterus was noted with the exit of the fetus into the abdominal cavity. Gluttony. The gap turned out to be located on the back of the uterus with severely bruised edges. The uterus is amputated. The cervical canal is drained into the vagina with strips of iodoform gauze. On the 17th day after the operation, it was found that a descending intestinal loop was soldered into the cervical canal.