can ultrasound determine breech presentation in late pregnancy
Placing his or her hands at certain points on your lower abdomen, the doctor can try to make out the general position of the babyâs head, back, and buttocks. If the doctor thinks that the baby may be in a breech presentation, ultrasound may be used to confirm the diagnosis. Because your baby may keep moving around up until the end of pregnancy, we may not be able to tell for sure whether your baby has settled into a breech presentation until labor has begun.