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Illustration of a deformed female pelvis - angular distortion
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Illustration of a deformed female pelvis - angular distortion
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Illustration of a deformed female pelvis - angular distortion whch would lead to obstructive labour

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Keywords: Pelvic; Anatomy; Obstetrics; Pelvis; Childbirth; Parturition

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