External cephalic version at term should be considered

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P S Bhal, Clinical research fellow,
K Asaad, Lecturer,
A Sharma, Registrar,
R W Shaw, Professor

Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff CF4 4XN

EDITOR,—P J Danielian and colleagues report a 20% rate of long term disability among fetuses delivered by the breech, irrespective of mode of delivery.1 This raises the key issue of whether there is an inherent abnormality associated with such fetuses. Braun et al initially suggested that fetuses with a wide range of morphological and functional damage more commonly present by the …