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We’re talking about uterine rupture, where a woman is pregnant, and the uterus separates during labor. When the uterus starts contracting to expel the baby through the vagina, the uterus bursts.

It happens, and what are the situations where that is something you need to look out for? This typically occurs when women opt to attempt to do a vaginal delivery rather than a C-section when they’ve had a C-section before, and it makes a lot of sense if you think about it. If a woman has had a cesarean section before, that means that their uterus has been cut into before and has healed.

Well, along that scar line in the uterus, there is scar tissue, and if you think about it when the uterus is about to, is contracting during labor, that may put an inordinate amount of pressure on that scarring area where the previous C-section occurred, and that area may be more susceptible to pop open and obviously in other regions of the uterus that have not been cut into previously.

So it happens. It’s a catastrophic situation. Think about it, the babies and the warmth of the womb, and all of a sudden, the baby is dumped out into the mother’s belly and has to fend for themselves.

It is a catastrophic emergency, and the only treatment is the baby has to be delivered ASAP via an emergent C-section, slap on the Betadine, cut the woman, and get the baby out. If there’s any delay in that, then the baby could suffer profound brain damage or even death.

If this has happened to you or anybody that you’ve loved, if you all have, you know, that there’s been a ruptured uterus that resulted in catastrophe to a baby, give us a call. We have the requisite experience, knowledge, and understanding to see whether or not that person is in fact, a victim of negligence.

Again, just because it happens doesn’t mean that there’s negligence, but I can tell you if it does happen, then I want to see what the strips are showing, you know. When I say the strips, you know, they’re the strips that are put on the mother and the baby to see how well the baby is doing, how healthy the baby is. If those strips were abnormal and nobody responded appropriately to them, then you may have the case that there may be negligence. Or, for that matter, if the medicine that was given to the mother to promote contraction of the uterus, something called Pitocin, that was given too aggressively, too quickly such that it really, really challenged the uterus that had already had the scar tissue on it too much, those are good cases also.

So again, think about what the doctors told you, and even if you don’t know, that’s why we’re here. Call us, and we’ll tell you. We’ll give you some answers, irrespective of whether or not there’s a case or not.

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Medical Malpractice Cases Involving A Rupture Of The Uterus: Uterine Rupture And Birth Trauma Lawsuits
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Many families filed a uterine leak malpractice case against the hospital and medical team when something was wrong during pregnancy.

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