The most common caul type (portion of the amniotic sac), which more frequently clings to the head and face of the infant, on rarer occasions it drapes over the head and partly down the torso of the child.
On rarer occasions it drapes over the head and partly down the torso of the child. The most common caul type, or portion of the amniotic sac, clings to the head and face of the infant.
The most common caul type, or portion of the amniotic sac, clings to the head and face of the infant. On rarer occasions it drapes over the head and partly down the torso of the child.
The most common caul type, or portion of the amniotic sac, clings to the head and face of the infant. On rarer occasions it drapes over the head and partly down the torso of the child.