Conceptually similarSPLBreech position fetus, CT scanSS2196606SF6629Rights ManagedSPLBreech position fetus, CT scansSS2196604SF6631Rights ManagedSPLFetus, 3-D ultrasound scanSS2195627SF7503Rights ManagedSPLFetus' back, 3-D ultrasound scanSS2195615SF7515Rights ManagedSCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARYFetus, 3-D ultrasound scanSS2195685SF7445Rights ManagedSPLFetus skeleton, 3-D ultrasound scanSS2303923SJ9422Rights ManagedSPLFetus' face, 3-D ultrasound scanSS2193704SF9471Rights ManagedSPLFetus' face, 3-D ultrasound scanSS2193708SF9467Rights ManagedSPLFetus, 3-D ultrasound scanSS2195614SF7516Rights ManagedView AllView more with similar tones Breech position fetus, CT scanLicense type:Rights ManagedUnique identifier:SS2196605Legacy Identifier:SF6630Description:Breech position fetus. Colored 3D computed tomography (CT) scan of a breech position fetus in its mother's uterus. The skeleton of the fetus is seen with the head at upper left, ribs at top center and legs at center. The mother's pelvis is yellow. Breech presentation results in a baby being born feet or buttocks first instead of head first. Although the majority of breech babies are delivered safely, there is an increased risk of complications as the buttocks and feet do not dilate the cervix as efficiently as the head. The most common complication is compression of the umbilical cord during delivery. This leads to oxygen deprivation in the fetus and may cause brain damage or even death.Credit:Zephyr / Science SourceSize:3969px × 3402px (~38 MB)Restrictions:No Sale through SubagentsGet PricingHow Will The Visual Be Used?ShareKeywords:3d-abdomen-anatomy-baby-bone-bones-breech-breech birth-breech delivery-colored-computed tomography-ct scan-develop-false-colored-fetal-fetus-hip-hips-horizontal-human-human body-in utero-landscape-medicine-obstetrics-P680/0740-P680/740-P6800740-pelvic-pelvis-position-presentation-scanner-skeleton-uterusFolder Legacy Identifier:spl001_hdModel release:N/AParent folder:SPL bulkload #4
