- After prolonged and/or traumatic vaginal delivery an edematous cervix or an inverted uterus may prolapse through the introitus.
- Uterine inversion is commonly the result of unsuccessfull attempt to deliver the placenta by harsh traction on the umbilical cord
- Cervical prolapse and uterine inversion are treated the same
- Remove placenta if still attached
- Apply steady manual pressure to the prolapsed part
- Continue untill prolapsed part is compeletely reduced
- The prolapsed part will remain in place after reduction
- No futher action needed
Cervical prolapse 
Uterine inversion 
Placenta still attached 
Remove placenta 
The inverted uterus 
Reduce by steady pressure 
Prolapsed part will remain in place after reduction
OBSTETRICS 
wow that is tough to look at but very educational thank you
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