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Re: OB: Inverted uterusFrom: Pat Sonnenstuhl (webmidwife1@home.com)Sat Mar 13 09:47:34 1999
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit I am curious why you mention home birth here. Was this in reference to something someone said/asked previously? IMHO a competent and well trained midwife would statistically not have an inverted uterus, as she/he would know when to stop ! My concerns are with thei FP who didn't seem to know what he was doing. I have seen one uterine inversion by a very aggressive physician. Pulled and tugged on the cord. Sometimes there will be a cervical prolapse, which eventually resolves. I believe this is a rare event, and in general most of the time has to do with mismanagement of the third stage. I have heard of it happening occasionally, spontaneously, but it would seem there would need to be some force that would prompt it. I am looking forward to a discussion of this issue.
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