− | Diagnosis is based on history, clinical signs, palpation and radiography; ultrasound is useful for confirmation. Dystocia is suggested by a history of a lack of an [[Acceptable sites for oviposition|acceptable site for oviposition]] and anorexia over four weeks. Clinical signs include a swollen coelomic cavity with round masses on palpation. Radiography may confirm this. | + | Diagnosis is based on history, clinical signs, palpation and radiography; ultrasound is useful for confirmation. Dystocia is suggested by a history of a lack of an [[Acceptable sites for oviposition|acceptable site for oviposition]] and anorexia over four weeks. Clinical signs include a swollen coelomic cavity with round masses on palpation. [[Lizard and Snake Imaging|Radiography]] may confirm this. |