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Cervical Insufficiency (Insufficientia cervicis)

Cervical Insufficiency (Insufficientia cervicis)

(1203 words)
March 7, 2026

Cervical Incompetence (Insufficientia cervicis), is an obstetric pathology characterized by painless dilation and effacement of the cervix without uterine contractions during the second trimester or early third trimester of pregnancy. This clinical condition leads to prolapse and rupture of the fetal membranes into the vagina, resulting in expulsion of a fetus that has not yet reached viability. Cervical incompetence is responsible for approximately 16–20% of second-trimester pregnancy losses.【1

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Inevitable Abortion (Abortus insipiens)

Inevitable Abortion (Abortus insipiens)

(886 words)
March 10, 2026

Inevitable Miscarriage(Abortus insipiens) is a clinical condition in which pregnancy ends before the twentieth week and retention of the pregnancy product within the uterus is no longer possible. This condition is characterized by the addition of cervical dilation (cervical dilatation) to the signs of threatened miscarriage, namely bleeding and pain. Pregnancy continuation is no longer possible at this stage and the process progresses toward the natural expulsion of the pregnancy material. This

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