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Ultrasound report says cephalic presentation can any one help me understand?
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Head down: "cephalic presentation" just means that your baby's head is down in the pelvis, as opposed to a "breech presentation" when the baby's buttocks or feet are in the pelvis.
Answered 6/12/2014
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