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(A) Uterus after foetal delivery (Uterus exteriorized intraoperatively). (B) Torsion of the cervix and uterine body (arrow; the peritoneum of the uterus and bladder was invisible). (C) Schematic figure of uterine torsion.
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F1
This caused hyperaemia and distension of the parauterine venous plexus (Figure 1).
(A) Uterus after restoration (arrow; previous surgical scar in the lower right uterine segment). (B) Biuterine malformation.
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F2
The rotation was corrected manually without difficulty, and we performed a posterior transverse caesarean delivery (Figure 2).
Doppler echocardiography of two fetuses.
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F3
Doppler echocardiography of the two foetuses was normal (Figure 3).