[Uterine rupture in pregnancy--case study].

Objective: Analysis of two cases uterine rupture following caesarian section.

Subject: Two case studies.

Setting: Gynecological obstetrics clinic, First Medical Faculty and Faculty Hospital Bulovka, Prague.

Adhesive bowel strangulation after caesarean section, the rare puerperal complication.

Caesarean section is the most frequent abdominal operation carried out in obstetric practice. Parturients undergoing this operation are still exposed to a substantial rate of short- and long-term complications. The incidence of re-laparotomy after caesarean section is 0.

Human sexuality during pregnancy and the postpartum period.

Sexual problems and dysfunctions during pregnancy are often led by the anxiety of hurting the fetus. Males are also afraid of hurting a female and females are afraid of insufficient satisfaction of a male partner. Just 12-14% of couples deny sexual problems after the childbirth.

Comparison of labor course and women's sexuality in planned and unplanned pregnancy.

Objective: This study compares several parameters of sexual life and course of labor in women with planned and unplanned pregnancy.

Methods: 339 primiparas participated in our study; they filled in a questionnaire concerning their sexual life during pregnancy on the second or third day after the delivery. One question also stressed planning of pregnancy.

Urinary incontinence in a group of primiparous women in the Czech Republic.

Background/aim: Not only the process of childbirth itself, but also processes during pregnancy seem to be strongly associated with urinary incontinence (UI). According to some epidemiological studies, UI during pregnancy occurs in 23-70% of the pregnant women. These studies also documented some risk factors (e.