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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 5 Of the double uterus pregnancy experience of caesarean delivery point [Keywords:] live baby boy by cesarean section Gemini A medical record Patients, female, 22 years old, for “39 +4 weeks of menopause, vulvar verrucous thing” the main complaint on August 6, 2006 admission. G1P0. Usually menstrual rules, 30 days time, menopause occurs around 40 days early response, HCG in urine self-test positive. more than 4 months pregnant fetal movement since the middle and late pregnancy prenatal care on a regular basis, in five months or so objects appear with verrucous genital itching, genital warts on its hospital identified, and no obvious topical better, is near the expected date of admission requirements of the end of cesarean section delivery. deny the bath and the same room two weeks history of skin itching and chest tightness, heart palpitations denied and so on. Past history: previous good health and no history of trauma surgery, no history of drug allergy, no history of blood transfusion. vulva: Married style, not production type, can be seen around the perineum and the vaginal opening multiple verrucous material, vagina: Chang, vaginal wall and cervix can also be found on multiple wart, cervical: Cervical columnar Palace: Pregnant full-term size, double-attachment: no exception. physical examination was normal. obstetric examination revealed: Temple High 36cm, abdominal circumference 96cm, no palpable uterine contractions, head position, cross shame negative symptoms, fetal heart rate 148 times / min. anal investigation: first exposed -2, 0% of cervical suffer, quality, bit in, Bishop 0 comments. Voeux search: ultrasound showed: double uterus, the right side of a single live intrauterine fetus late pregnancy. pelvic external measurements: IS 24cm , IC 26cm, EC 20cm, TO 9cm. fetus estimated 3656g. Improve the auxiliary examination after admission, the second day of admission, continuous epidural anesthesia in the lower uterine