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Objective Mode of delivery in twin pregnancies is primarily based on the presentation of the leading twin. When the leading twin is vertex, the recommendation is to attempt vaginal delivery, otherwise the recommended mode of delivery is cesarean delivery (CD). In singleton pregnancies, external cephalic version (ECV) is a widely accepted procedure for non-vertex presentation, with a success rate of 50-70%.
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