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Fig. 1. —35-year-old multipara with singleton pregnancy and vertex presentation at term. Sagittal midline T1-weighted fast spin-echo MR image shows normal pelvic configuration with even curve of sacrum and measurement of obstetric conjugate (1), mid pelvis sagittal diameter (2), and outlet sagittal diameter (3). Mid pelvis sagittal diameter is measured according to radiographic technique [11, 19] from lower point of symphysis along line to sacrum through interspinal diameter (+) that is easily projected from axial section into mid sagittal section by MR imaging program.

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