Contracted Pelvis

contracted pelvis refers to a reduction in one or more pelvic diameters that hinders the normal mechanism of labour, often resulting in obstructed labour and increased maternal–fetal morbidity. This journal article provides a detailed review of its classification, etiological factors, diagnosis, and clinical significance. Data collection involved reviewing obstetric case records, pelvimetry findings, and labour outcomes. The results highlight the relationship between pelvic contraction and labour complications. The study emphasizes the importance of early diagnosis and appropriate obstetric decision‑making to improve outcomes.