: A 30-year-old Indian woman of Asian origin, sixth gravida, was referred to the labor room of our
hospital. There were no ultrasound examinations performed during this pregnancy as our patient had not received
regular antenatal care. We found out that the head of her baby was already outside the vulva but the remaining parts
of the baby were not yet delivered. Further examination was carried out and a diagnosis of shoulder dystocia with
intrauterine fetal demise was made. A stillborn baby boy of 3.5 kg was delivered using McRoberts' maneuver. The baby
was suspected of having features of cyclopia and this was later confirmed by autopsy and anatomic correlation. The
mother had a cervical tear which extended into the lower segment of her uterus, thus leading to the rupture of her
uterus. There was a massive broad ligament hematoma on the left side of her uterus. A total abdominal hysterectomy