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Asymptomatic Uterine Torsion at Term: Fibroids, Posterior Wall Delivery, and Cesarean Myomectomy

A term pregnancy with no pain, no fetal distress, and no warning signs can still hide a major anatomical surprise. Uterine torsion is rare, but when it appears at caesarean delivery, it can change the surgical field within seconds. A recently discussed case report of asymptomatic torsion at term highlights exactly why obstetric teams need to keep this diagnosis in mind, especially when multiple fibroids distort the uterus.

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