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Normal Presentation vs. Footling Breech
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Normal Presentation vs. Footling Breech
This exhibit shows the sagittal view of the pregnant female uterus comparing a normal vertex presentation and a footling breech that is characterized by ruptured membranes and a cord prolapse.
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