Brenda,
I found this
interesting information below on the Childbirth Solutions website: http://www.childbirthsolutions.com/articles/birth/vbacinfo/index.php
Cephalo-pelvic disproportion (CPD) This indication has been shown repeatedly to be inaccurate as a predictor of the possibility of future vaginal births. Up to 77% of women with a previous caesarean for CPD have a later vaginal birth. One third of them with larger babies. (ICEA Review). X-rays are notoriously inaccurate as a means of diagnosing CPD. The movement of a woman's pelvis during labour and the position of the baby are so significant that an x-ray prior to, or during, pregnancy cannot reliably indicate the likelihood of vaginal birth. Best Regards,
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