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Subocciptobregmatic (smallest)
9.5 cm
Mentovertical/verticomental (largest)
13.5 cm
Suboccipitofrontal
10.5 cm
submentobregmatic
9.5 cm
Occipitofrontal
11.5 cm
Occipitomental
12.5 cm
brim/inlet
A/P - 11 cm
Transverse - 13 cm
Oblique - 12 cm
Cavity
All diameters are 12 cm
Outlet
A/P - 13 cm
Transverse - 11 cm
suboccipitobregmatic (for birth)
smallest diameter when head is well-flexed, optimal for birth
verticomental/mentovertical (for birth)
largest diameter, head is not flexed and is in brow presentation, making head too large for vaginal birth
upright position in labour/birth
helps gravity assist descent, more effective uterine contractions, baby aligns optimally in uterus, pelvis flexibility
supine position in labour
reduced blood flow, less effective contractions, maternal discomfort
order of fetal skull diameters (smallest to largest)
suboccipitobregmatic (9.5 cm)
submentobregmatic (9.5 cm)
suboccipitofrontal (10 cm)
occipitofrontal (11.5 cm)
mentovertical (13.5 cm)