Uterine Inversion After Normal Delivery; A Case Report

Uterine inversion is a rare case in Obstetrics and Gynecology feld, but the incident can be a life threatening event. The incident 20, 000 of deliveries. present a case of with postpartum was obtained 1 in normal We woman hemorrhage after delivery in obstetric clinic with active bleeding. On the vaginal toucher examination, there was a palpable lump and during massage, the uterus was diffcult to assess. Postpartum hemorrhage is one of the biggest causes of maternal death until this date. One of the rarest causes of postpartum hemorrhage is uterine inversion, a rare and life threatening case in which the uterus is rotated partially or completely. This is a case about a woman, 29 years, with postpartum hemorrhage with loss of consciousness et causa hypovolemic shock since 2 hours before hospital admission. The patient has just given birth of her third child, with birth weight of 3500 grams. In the third stages of delivery, the placenta was not born immediately and the uterus is protruding into the vaginal cavity with active bleeding.