Gross rupture of the amniotic sac, evidenced by leaking amniotic fluid, accompanied by cervical dilatation is regarded as … abortion. inevitable threatened missed recurrent
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The types of abortion include inevitable, threatened, missed, and recurrent. In this case, the description given refers to a situation where the amniotic sac has ruptured (evidenced by leaking amniotic fluid) and the cervix has dilated. This indicates that the Show more…
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