Abstract
Uterine rupture is most commonly seen during labor and relatively rare before delivery. A large percentage of mortality with them, reaching up to 80% for the mother, and almost 100% for children, makes us pay special attention to the etiology and diagnosis of uterine rupture in general, in particular spontaneous, in each case of this kind of complication.
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