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Re: OB: OA vs. OP From: Betsy Hyde (elishyde@connix.com) Sun Dec 31 14:38:08 2000 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Marilyn Ringst: "Re: Baby K" Previous message: Danny Tucker: "OB: OA vs. OP" Maybe in reply to: Danny Tucker: "OB: OA vs. OP" At 11:19 PM 12/30/00, Suzanne S. Powell wrote: >In light of this discussion, I thought the list might find interesting the >top photo at this link: http://www.birthdiaries.com/diary/face.htm (Not my >website, for what it is worth.) the photo says that mentum anterior is extremely rare....actually, not. That's the way you want them! The rare/difficult/allegedly *impossible* face position is mentum posterior, presumably because the chin hangs up on the sacrum. -- Betsy Hyde CNM Branford, CT who has seen one mentum posterior face deliver with ease. And the labor floor at Yale has a series of 3 photos of a MP face during birth....so it can be done! Next message: Marilyn Ringst: "Re: Baby K" Previous message: Danny Tucker: "OB: OA vs. OP" Maybe in reply to: Danny Tucker: "OB: OA vs. OP"

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