Abstract
OBJECTIVE: We aimed to assess the morbidity associated with manual removal of placenta (MRP) and early postpartum curettage (PPC) by means of hysteroscopy and to assess whether the mode of delivery in patients underwent MRP, pathology result of specimens obtained by PPC, history of cervical laceration or episiotomy in vaginal delivery associated with the morbidity in terms of intrauterine adhesion.
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