Abstract
Asymptomatic uterine rupture, usually discovered during routine uterine examination because of a pre-existing uterine scar, is treated by techniques that include suturing the dehiscence via abdominal access, total or subtotal hysterectomy or therapeutic non-intervention. The authors propose a transvaginal technique.
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