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When you are first fully dilated in labour, the chances of an occiput posterior baby is about 10%. There is also a 20% chance your baby will be in the occiput transverse position. Therefore there is about a 30% chance you will be randomised if you have agreed to be a part of the POP-OUT Trial.
Last updated on July 28, 2012 by [Your Name Here]