Pelvic protractor

Pelvic angle gauge is a special device that is used in obstetric practice to measure the angle between the woman’s pelvis and the horizontal plane. This angle is called the “hip angle” (or “Collis angle”) and is important for determining the position of the baby in the womb and for choosing the optimal method of delivery.

A pelvic angle gauge is a small device that consists of two parts: one that is attached to the woman's pelvis, and the other that measures the angle of inclination. The angle is measured by comparing the position of the pelvis with a horizontal level.

The use of a pelvic angle gauge is an important tool for obstetricians and gynecologists, as it allows them to determine the position of the baby in the womb, as well as choose the optimal method of delivery. In particular, a pelvic angle gauge can help determine whether the baby is in a transverse position, which can be hazardous to the health of mother and baby.

In addition, the pelvis gage is used to assess risks during labor such as fetal presentation and shoulder dystocia. Obstetricians and gynecologists can use the results of the pelvic angle measurement to determine the need for a cesarean section or other treatments.

Thus, the pelvic angle gauge is an important tool in obstetric practice, which helps obstetricians and gynecologists make the right decisions and ensure the safety of the mother and her child.

The pelvic angle meter is an electronic intra-abdominal medical device that allows you to accurately and quickly measure the size of the internal diameters of the small pelvis to determine the anatomical characteristics of the female reproductive organs and subsequent planning for the optimal management of childbirth, both naturally and by cesarean section.\nThe pelvic angle meter can also be used to check the condition of the pelvic bones in children.

The tazomeruglamer quite accurately determines the permissible physiological restrictions on the placement of the fetus during spontaneous childbirth. It is also indispensable in a situation where a woman in labor finds herself on the operating table with a narrow, small or wide pelvis. Through measurements, the doctor calculates the presentation of the fetus, the size of the pelvis, determines the location of the anatomical folds in relation to each other, the state of the lateral protrusions of the symphysis bone, and also collects information about the size of the pelvis before birth. At the same time, the doctor can observe the process of constant growth in size and width during childbirth, record the slightest deviations from the normal development of labor and always be in touch with the small and fragile body of the pregnant woman.