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12 Φεβ 2024 · In the left occiput anterior position, your baby's head is slightly rotated toward the left. In the right occiput anterior position, it is slightly toward the right.
The Left Occiput Anterior position is the most common, ideal fetal position (Optimal Foetal Position). The label for optimal fetal position is dependent on the shape of the mother’s pelvic brim. The most common pelvic shape, gynecoid, is associated with an LOA or LOT (LOL in UK, NZ, and AUS) fetal position at the start of labor.
Occiput anterior is usually the easiest position for the fetal head to traverse the maternal pelvis. Shown here is the "direct OA" position. While some fetuses deliver in this position, others deliver slightly rotated clockwise (LOA) or counterclockwise (ROA).
Depending on where in the womb the fetus is, the doctor or midwife may describe the position as left occiput anterior, or LOA, or right occiput anterior, or ROA. This is also known as the...
25 Ιαν 2022 · Speaking specifically about the left occiput anterior position (LOA baby position), it is a fetal position, wherein the baby’s head is anterior or down towards the pubic bone, facing toward the mother’s spine, but turned towards the mother’s left side – as shown in the image.
18 Σεπ 2015 · Occiput is on the right side of the pelvis, baby’s back is on the side of the mother’s body -basically, in between anterior and posterior. LOA: Left Occiput Anterior: Occiput on the left side of the pelvis, baby’s back is closest to the mother’s belly. LOP: Left Occiput Posterior.
12 Φεβ 2024 · Left anterior refers to the mother’s pelvis. Let’s imagine the pelvis as a clock: The right side is at 3 o’clock. In an LOA position, the back of the baby’s head and the baby’s back are in between the mother’s left hip and pubic bone (around 10:30 on our imaginary pelvic clock).
