Which has to be sought above rather than at one side

Which has to be sought above rather than at one side

Which has to be sought above rather than at one side

Head turned upward on back. This differs from the last malpresentation only in the direction of the head, which has to be sought above rather than at one side, and is to be secured and brought forward in a similar manner. (Plate XVIII, fig. 2.) If a rope can be passed around the neck it will prove most effectual, as it naturally slides nearer to the head as the neck is straightened and ends by bringing the head within easy reach.