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Problems involving the Powers
The uterus is essentially a hollow muscle. When this muscle contracts it transmits its force in the direction of the vagina. Thus, anything inside the uterus is pushed down and out. Problems involving this force are some of the most common causes of problems during labor. Efficient contraction of the uterus is dependent on several… »