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Obstructed labour due to abnormality of maternal pelvic organs
Link to WHO Definition
Obstructed labour due to abnormality of maternal pelvic organs – http://id.who.int/icd/entity/2003746976
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Children
- Vaginal tumour in pregnancy or childbirth, causing obstructed labour
- Malposition of uterus in pregnancy or childbirth, causing obstructed labour
- Incarceration of gravid uterus causing obstructed labour
- Fibrosis of perineum in pregnancy or childbirth, causing obstructed labour
- Anteversion of uterus in pregnancy or childbirth, causing obstructed labour
- Fibromyoma of uterus in pregnancy or childbirth, causing obstructed labour
- Cystocele in pregnancy or childbirth, causing obstructed labour
- Tumour of cervix in pregnancy or childbirth, causing obstructed labour
- Tumour of uterus in pregnancy or childbirth, causing obstructed labour
- Polyp of cervix in pregnancy or childbirth, causing obstructed labour
- Septum of vagina in pregnancy or childbirth, causing obstructed labour
- Tumour of vulva or perineum in pregnancy or childbirth, causing obstructed labour
- Double uterus in pregnancy or childbirth, causing obstructed labour
- Pelvic cyst in pregnancy or childbirth, causing obstructed labour
- Polyp of uterus in pregnancy or childbirth, causing obstructed labour
- Vaginal stenosis in pregnancy or childbirth, causing obstructed labour
- Rectocele in pregnancy or childbirth, causing obstructed labour
- Abnormal cervix in pregnancy or childbirth, causing obstructed labour
- Retroversion of uterus in pregnancy or childbirth, causing obstructed labour