Uterine inversion: After the delivery of a baby, if the placenta doesn't detach completely from the uterus, it pulls the top of the uterus out with it when it emerges.
Uterine inversion - A turning inside out of the uterus after the baby and placenta have been born; usually caused by an improperly attached placenta
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Uterine inversion
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Uterine Inversion - A rare, but serious abnormality in which the uterus turns inside out after the baby has been delivered. The condition is usually due to a placenta that remains attached.
Uterine Inversion
When the placenta doesn't detach completely after delivery and when it emerges, it pulls the top (fundus) of the uterus with it.
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The delivery of the placenta should only be attempted when the placenta if fully separated to avoid uterine inversion (uterus turning inside out) or pulling off a section of the placenta from the wall of the uterus leaving the remainder attached, ...
 See also: Uterine, Pregnancy, During pregnancy, Vagina, Pregnant
  
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