Narrow Pubic Arch Resulting in Head and Shoulder Injury (Dystocia) During Delivery
Narrow Pubic Arch Resulting in Head and Shoulder Injury (Dystocia) During Delivery
This exhibit pictures how a narrow pubic arch in the mother's pelvis can result in head and shoulder injuries (dystocia( during labor and delivery of the baby.
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