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Anterior Position Defined
When the baby faces the back of the mother's pelvis in utero and/or during labor.
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Sat May 9
- How Fetal Position Can Affect Labor - The Well-Rounded Mama: posterior (OP) babies are more difficult to deliver & more likely to result in interventions or cesereans. This explains why. Part of a series on fetal position in labor.
Mon Nov 27
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