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CT of the pregnant uterus, note the fetal skull fracture (small arrow) and likely placental abruption (large arrow). CT, computed tomography.
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Fig. 1 ). Fetal monitoring showed frequent contractions and a category III fetal tracing. 
Uterus with VICRYL (polyglactin 910) woven mesh (not seen as it is the internal layer) and Coban sterile adherent bandage used to wrap.
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Cessation of bleeding was noted at this time ( Fig. 2 ).
MRI abdomen and pelvis on postoperative day 24, revealing myometrial necrosis demonstrated by lack of filling with contrast (arrow). MRI, magnetic resonance imaging.
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An MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) done 24 days after the initial procedure confirmed infarcted myometrium and a hysterectomy was performed ( Fig. 3 ). 