Objectives To investigate whether maternal history and ultrasound findings can be
predictors for massive hemorrhage during Cesarean section in patients with placenta previa …

Objective Ruptured cervical varicose veins can cause significant vaginal bleeding during the
third trimester of pregnancy. The etiology is not uncommon, yet receives little discussion in …

BACKGROUND: Venous varicosities are a relatively common finding during pregnancy.
Rarely, varices can arise in the cervix and cause life-threatening maternal hemorrhage. This …

Spontaneous rupture of uterine surface varicose veins is rare but may result in serious
complication of pregnancy, as it is associated with high perinatal and maternal mortality. We …

Хроническая венозная недостаточность (ХВН) нижних конечностей представляет
собой клинико-морфологиче-ский синдром, развивающийся при нарушении или …

Introduction Cervical varicosities (CV s) have been reported infrequently in pregnancy and
have been associated with significant antepartum and postpartum haemorrhage. The most …

Uterine cervical varix is rare, and its clinical course is poorly understood. Therefore, we
present a case report of cervical varix complicating placenta previa before describing our …

We present a case of cervical varix and low-lying placenta. A cesarean section was
performed because of the risk of bleeding with vaginal delivery; hemostasis was achieved …

We present a case of a 36‐year‐old pregnant woman with varicose veins of the uterine
cervix diagnosed during the second trimester. The cervical tissue was completely replaced …

BACKGROUND: Cervical varices are an extremely rare complication of pregnancy; they can
result in significant maternal morbidity secondary to acute hemorrhage. There is limited …