The doctor's fingers reaching into that area was intensely uncomfortable for the mother; it's not possible to be without feeling. It seems that the patient in Bed No.6 was truly numbed by the pain.
Regardless, Doctor Peng questioned the student, "What was the result after you examined her?"
"The cervix has opened about eight fingers wide," Xie Wanying said, "Her problem isn't a labor issue but a birth canal issue, specifically pelvic-cephalopelvic disproportion, so a Cesarean Section must be performed. Her sacral-pubic external diameter is less than 16 cm, about 15.5 cm, the anterior-posterior diameter of the pelvic inlet is less than 8 cm, about 7.8 cm, and the fetal biparietal diameter is 9.3 cm, clearly indicating pelvic-cephalopelvic disproportion. The fetal head engagement should be positive; the fetus cannot enter the pelvis to reach the birth canal, making natural delivery impossible."
