F.F. MINNULLINA^{1, 2}, L.R. AKHMETSHINA¹, L.M. MUKHAMETZYANOVA^{1, 2}

 1Republic Clinical Hospital, Kazan

2Kazan State Medical University, Kazan

 Contact details:

Minnullina F.F. — PhD (medicine), Head of the Gynecology Department, Leading Researcher, Associate Professor of the Department of Post-graduate Education

Address: 138 Orenburgskiy trakt, Kazan, Russian Federation, 420064, tel.: +7-987-233-04-78, e-mail: minnullina_f@mail.ru

A rare clinical case of a postpartum complication is described – uterine scar abscess after a caesarean section and its conservative resolution using a multidisciplinary and individual approach in tactical treatment.

Key words: postpartum period, caesarean section, abscessing of the postoperative suture on the uterus, multidisciplinary approach.

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