a position of the uterus where the cervix is pointed posteriorly, and the body of the uterus is at level of the pubis over the bladder
Anteflexed
A normal variation of the position of the uterus that consists of the uterine body flexed anteriorly in relation to the cervix
Midposition
A normal variation of the position of the uterus where the cervix is pointed slightly more anteriorly, and the body of the uterus is positioned more posteriorly than the anteverted position, midway between the bladder and the rectum
Retroverted uterus
A position of the uterus that consists of the cervix and the body of the uterus tilting backward
Retroflexed uterus
A position of the uterus that consists of the uterine body being flexed posteriorly in relation to the cervix
Cystocele
Is a bulging in the anterior vaginal wall caused by thickening of pelvic musculature
rectocele
Is bulging in the posterior vaginal wall caused by weakening of the pelvic musculature
