Inspection of the abdomen may already give a clue as it is wide from side to side. Usually performing the Leopold's maneuvers will demonstrate the transverse lie of the fetus. Ultrasound examination delivers the diagnosis and may indicate possible causes such as multiple gestation or a tumor. On vaginal examination, the absence of a head or feet/breech is apparent.<unk> s are classified into four types, based on the location of the scapula: *Left scapula-anterior (LSA) *Right scapula-anterior (RSA) *Left scapula-posterior (LSP) *Right scapula-posterior (RSP)
Shoulder presentation
Cephalic presentation
Non-lifting sign
Dichoptic presentation
B symptoms
Joint locking 
Baricity
Tennis injuries