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(A,B) The protuberance with gross subserous blood vessels in the left fundus of the uterus from different perspectives measuring ~10 x 10 x 8 cm (green arrows).
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F1
After a few minutes, there was no sign of placental separation, and a protuberance (~10 x 10 x 8 cm) with gross subserous blood vessels was detected in the left fundus of the uterus (Figure 1), with a quarter of the placenta retained in the uterine cavity without active bleeding.
(A,B) The protuberance in the left fundus of the uterus disappeared (blue arrows), with a bruise on the left uterine horn (blue arrowheads).
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F2
The laparotomy revealed that the protuberance in the left fundus of the uterus had disappeared, and the uterine morphology seemed to be normal, with a bruised left uterine horn (Figure 2).