The Strength of the Uterine Scar after Cæsarean Section; An Experimental and Clinical Study

The use of oxytocin after a previous Caesarean section — a review and report on a series

“…The uterine scar has been shown to heal in humans and animals by proliferation of the uterine musculature and not as fibrous tissue. William and Mason [10] have even claimed that the scar is stronger than other areas of the uterus. Schwartz [17] has reported that healing of the scar starts with infiltration of fibroblasts and diffusion of fibrin.…”