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		<title>Forceps Forced Delivery</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Forceps Forced Delivery Forceps look like large sugar tongs and are designed so that they will fit snugly over the sides of the baby&#8217;s head, covering the ears. They are rather like a cage and protect the head from any pressure within the birth canal. The decision to use forceps is a medical one. Forceps [...]]]></description>
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