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Distended abdomen due to haematometra appears likely to be a full-term pregnancy woman.
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The third fistula surgical repair went successful whereby she could not notice urine leakage and resume her normal sexual life without using any unprotected gear but she could not get a normal menstrual flow throughout the all period, when later she started to notice a progressive abdomen distended and amenorrhea contradict herself as if she had a full-term pregnancy (Figure 1).
Intraoperative finding of giant haematometra and huge distended bilateral haemosalpinx.
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Haematometra blood debris amount measured approximately 10 liters.
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The urinary bladder was identified and the lower uterine segment was not obviously formed, hysterotomy was done, and menstruated blood debris was suction which was approximately 10 liters (Figure 3).