Presentation
Post caesarean section with new onset abdominal pain and drop in haemoglobin/ haematocrit.
Patient Data
There is evidence for a ventral lower abdominal/pelvic incision, a Pfannenstiel type. There are expected post caesarean-section surgical changes/findings including small amount of subcutaneous emphysema, cutaneous stranding/staples, pneumoperitoneum, and small amount of haemorrhage/air within the uterus. There is an expected large post-partum uterus. Moderate amount of ascites is present. There is a moderate to large size hyperdense mass between the bladder and lower uterus keeping with bladder flap haematoma. Foley catheter is noted.
Arrows point to bladder flap haematoma.
Case Discussion
Patient was status post C-section and had a drop in haemoglobin/ haematocrit. CT was performed and demonstrated a moderate-to-large bladder flap haematoma.
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