Torsion utérine au cours d'une grossesse gémellaire

A case of uterine torsion in a 37-years-old woman during twin pregnancy is described. Diagnosis was made during caesarean section and the torsion successfully reduced through a standing laparotomy. Detorsion was accomplished by rotating the uterus to the left. A severe post-partum haemorrhage occurred and hysterectomy was required. The patient recovered and was discharged home with her baby. Uterine torsion at term is a rare obstetric event that occurs mainly in the third trimester with adverse maternal and neonatal consequences and raises several critical management considerations. We review possible diagnostic signs and management of this rare complication from literature.