Abstract
Cervical laceration is one of the complications of vaginal delivery, but delivery through a cervical os is a rarity. Very few cases have been reported so far. Most of the reported cases are not much comparable to ours, where a multiparous woman had a spontaneous vaginal delivery through a posterior cervical tear and an undilated external cervical os, in the absence of any known risk factors.
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