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Magnetic resonance imaging scan at 31 weeks and 2 days of gestation.
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The fetus was on both sides of the uterine horn, showing a transverse position (Figure 1).
The uterus is cut vertically.
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A vertical incision of the recognized uterine wall under the umbilical part of the abdominal wall was made (Figure 2), and a live male infant, weighing 2500 grams, was born.
The uterus is repositioned after delivery of the baby.
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Furthermore, the site of the uterine wall incision was located in the lower uterine segment transversely, which is the usual position for a normal cesarean section (Figure 3), and the distended blood vessels were identified as the uterine artery and vein.