Leopold's maneuvers are 4 techniques described in 1894 to determine fetal position in the uterus through abdominal palpation. The document describes each maneuver and their purposes: 1) palpating the uterine fundus to determine fetal lie and position, 2) deep palpation of the abdomen to locate the fetal back, 3) grasping the lower abdomen to confirm fetal presentation, 4) sliding fingers along the inlet to determine degree of fetal descent. The maneuvers allow assessment of fetal position and presentation with 88% sensitivity and 94% specificity.