Uterine sacculation – a rare complication of pregnancy

Purpose: To discuss the management of the rare complication of uterine sacculation Material and methods: Case Report and Review of Literature Case report: The 30-year old primigravid was referred to our centre at 25 weeks with persistend lower abdominal pain and suspected risk of preterm delivery and placenta praevia as the cervix was not visible on speculum exam. This findings where confirmed at our centre. The patient also mentioned difficulties when emptying her bladder and a previously retroflected uterus. Rectal palpation revealed a big, even-surfaced tumor in the area of the posterior vaginal wall. At this…