Case report reveals hematuria incidents in post-caesarean patients, suggesting need for better understanding of complications.
Caesarean delivery is a cornerstone of obstetrics; its rate is likely to increase due to decreasing rates of vaginal birth after caesarean section (VBAC) and primary cesarean delivery on maternal request, which carries the inherent risk for intraoperative complications.
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