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trial of labor

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trial of labor
Etymology: Fr, trier, to sort out; L, labor, work
childbirth in which there is doubt as to whether the head of the fetus will pass through the pelvic brim. The situation must be monitored and assessed carefully to avoid fetal or maternal distress.


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