uterine rupture

How is Uterine Rupture Diagnosed?

The diagnosis of uterine rupture is often clinical and based on a combination of symptoms and signs such as:
Sudden onset of severe abdominal pain
Abnormal fetal heart rate patterns
Loss of uterine tone
Vaginal bleeding
Imaging studies like ultrasound may also be used to confirm the diagnosis.

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