👉 Symphysiotomy is a surgical procedure performed to correct an abnormal position of the uterus during pregnancy. It involves inserting a small tube through the cervix into the uterus, which can help keep the baby's head from rolling back and out during delivery. This can prevent the baby from being crushed against the pelvis and potentially cause complications such as labor pain or vaginal bleeding. Symphysiotomy is often used to correct an abnormal position of the uterus that leads to an unexplained uterine rupture
