<t>I have read two studies that say that asymmetry of head and abdominal size is a clear risk for shoulder dystocia.<br/> <br/> It was actually the reason that our appeal for compensation for Suvi went through here in Finland. She had a great difference in those measurements two weeks before the del...

<t>I was very glad to see that this next paragraph was included in the text of the second link...<br/> <br/> "Large-for-gestational age (LGA) fetuses of diabetic mothers tend to have disproportionately accelerated abdominal growth in relation to head growth, making them even more susceptible to shou...