The complications associated with a platypelloid pelvis during childbirth can include: - Prolonged Labor: The flattened shape can make it difficult for the baby to navigate the birth canal. - Fetal Distress: Due to prolonged labor or difficult passage. - Need for Assisted Delivery: Instruments like forceps or a vacuum may be needed. - Cesarean Section: May be necessary if vaginal delivery is deemed too risky.
