Mentotransverse position


mentotransverse position men·to·trans·verse position (měn’tō-trāns-vûrs’, -trānz-, -trāns’vûrs’, -trānz’-)
n.
A cephalic presentation of the fetus with the chin pointing to either the right or left iliac fossa of the mother’s pelvis.

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