Chapter 12 – Shoulder Dystocia

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Abstract Key Implications Chapter 12 Shoulder Dystocia Diagnosis and Management Edwin Chandraharan and Sabaratnam Arulkumaran Key Facts Definition Shoulder dystocia occurs when the baby’s head has been born but a…

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Chapter 13 – Twin Delivery

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Abstract Cerebral palsy is nearly three times more common and perinatal mortality is four times higher in twins compared with singleton pregnancies. Perinatal mortality is two to three times higher…

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Chapter 9 – Breech Delivery

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Abstract Predisposing Factors Chapter 9 Breech Delivery Enaya Mirza and Edwin Chandraharan Key Facts Definition Breech presentation refers to a situation in which the buttocks, feet or knee of the…

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Chapter 10 – Umbilical Cord Prolapse

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Abstract Incidence Varies from 0.1% to 0.6% (1–6 per 1000) [2]. Cord presentation occurs if the cord is below the presenting part but membranes are intact (Figure 10.3). Chapter 10…

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Chapter 15 – ‘Crash’ Caesarean Section

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Abstract Benefits Chapter 15 ‘Crash’ Caesarean Section Leonie Penna Key Facts Definition A caesarean section (CS) is an operation in which a laparotomy (abdominal incision) is undertaken to allow a…

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Chapter 11 – Fetal Compromise

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Abstract Key Implications Chapter 11 Fetal Compromise Diagnosis and Management Anna Gracia Perez-Bonfils and Edwin Chandraharan Key Facts Increasing strength, frequency and duration of uterine contractions during labour may reduce…

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Chapter 8 – Uterine Rupture

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Abstract Induction with or without Augmentationof Labour Using Prostaglandins or Oxytocin Chapter 8 Uterine Rupture Caroline Reis Gonçalves and Edwin Chandraharan Key Facts Definition Complete uterine rupture: consists in complete…

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