Aseptic Necrosis of hysterorrafia. Case Report

Background: The Aseptic Necrosis of Hysterorrafia (ANH) is an uncommon cause of late puerperal bleeding in cases of posts Cesarean Section (CS) often iterative. The bleeding does not decrease with the classic treatments and start at any moment and stop at any moment too. It can be serious enough to affect the patient health. In the past, the usual resolution was the total or partial hysterectomy. Case: A 35 years old patient with uncontrollable metrorragia post cesarean section treated with surgical conservative technique. Conclusion: Not all cases of ANH need a Hysterectomy as a definitive treatment. A conservative approach could be successful.