gynecoid pelvis

What are the Characteristics of a Gynecoid Pelvis?

- Pelvic Inlet: Rounded and spacious.
- Pelvic Cavity: Shallow with well-rounded walls.
- Sacrum: Short and curved.
- Ischial Spines: Not prominent.
- Pubic Arch: Wide, usually greater than 90 degrees.

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