Abstract
(Am J Obstet Gynecol. 2018;219:109.e1–e8) Although rare, complete uterine rupture is often associated with catastrophic maternal and neonatal outcomes. Studies on complete uterine rupture are limited, in part because most studies do not differentiate between complete and partial rupture, or only include ruptures of scarred uteri. This study used population-based data in Norway to explore risk factors of poor neonatal outcomes after complete uterine rupture.
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