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    Urethral Diverticulum Stone Causing Obstructed Labor
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    Obstructed labor though being a well-known entity, cephalopelvic disproportion is the most common cause causing labor dystocia.Urethral diverticulum stone is a rare cause of obstructed labor.We report a case of urethral diverticulum stone obstructing the labor in a primigravida where cause of obstruction was confirmed by sonographic modality.
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