Uterine Dehiscense

33 y/0 F G8P7007 38.4 weeks hx of 3 c section. Pic shows 8 cm bloodless uterine dehiscence in the lower uterine segment. Fetus seen swimming inside. This is why patients with hx of 3 or more sections really need to be delivered before the onset of labor. For me 37 weeks or bust!!!

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