If the foetus is lying accros the uterus, with the head in the flank

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• A 20 year old full-term primigravida is brought to the casualty with labour pains for last 24 hours and a hand prolapse. On examination, she has pulse 96/min, BP 120/80 mm Hg, and mild pallor. The abdominal examination reveals the uterine height at 32 weeks, the foetus in transverse lie and absent foetal heart sounds. On vaginal examination, the left arm of the foetus is prolapsed and the foetal ribs are palpable. The pelvis is adequate. What would be the best management option ?
• Refers to the part of the foetus that occupies the lower segment of the uterus or pelvic
• Refers to the part of the foetus that occupies the lower segment of the uterus or pelvis
• Engaging diameter, in fully extended head :
• Means the head is at the level of the ischial spines
• Flexion of the fetal head occurs when it meets resistance from :