Cord prolapse problems can be produced during all of the following obstetric procedures except:

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Velamentous cord insertion is a condition related to the placenta and umbilical cord, not a procedure, and thus cannot produce cord prolapse problems. Cord prolapse is more likely to occur during procedures that manipulate the fetus or the amniotic sac, such as artificial rupture of membranes, disengaging the head, or version and extraction.

Cord Prolapse Problems Can Be Produced During All of the Following