Caesarian Myomectomy in a Case of Precious Pregnancy with Adherent Placenta

Background: Uterine fibromyomas affect a large number of women accounting for significant morbidity and health care costs during reproductive age. Conventionally, obstetricians are trained to defer myomectomies during caesarean sections as severe hemorrhages can occur, which may often impose hysterectomies. Recent literatures states that, however, studies and meta - analyses have been carried out signifying that caesarean myomectomy is a safe surgical procedure with careful patient selection and it doesn?t add to any additional post - operative morbidity. Here?s a case report of one such patient encountered where caesarean myomectomy was rather unavoidable.