EP41.01: Uterine hemangioma in pregnancy: a case report and systematic review.

More than half of the patients developed a postpartum hemorrhage, necessitating a hysterectomy for bleeding control in four cases, although the risk for both seemed lower in those patients in whom the hemangioma was diagnosed before delivery. Secondary outcomes included the occurrence of pregnancy complications, preterm delivery rate, perinatal blood loss, perinatal hysterectomy incidence and neonatal ICU-admission. This systematic review is aimed to summarise all published uterine hemangioma cases in pregnant women. [Extracted from the article]