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 Grossly, dystocia can be identified by the presence of eggs within the oviduct.

 Pathologic findings may include variation in eggs size, calcification, malformations, broken eggshells, and oviduct torsions.

 Healthy eggs should be smooth, uniform in shape and white in color.

 A deviation from this appearance (i.e., dark, shriveled) is indicative of pathology.