breech presentation/edema

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Congenital high airway obstruction syndrome in the breech presentation managed by ex utero intrapartum treatment procedure after intraoperative external cephalic version.

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Congenital high airway obstruction syndrome (CHAOS) caused by laryngeal atresia was diagnosed by prenatal ultrasound in a male fetus at 26 weeks of gestation. Findings included massive ascites, subcutaneous edema, enlarged hyperechogenic lungs with diaphragmatic inversion, dilated trachea,

Effects of low-birth-weight breech delivery on neonatal mortality.

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The influence of breech presentation on neonatal mortality was studied in 77 viable low-birth-weight breech deliveries. Neonates were divided into 3 weight groups: 1000-1499 g, 1500-1999 g, and 2000-2499 g. The antepartum and intrapartum characteristics of the 3 weight groups were detailed. The 17

[General anesthesia with remifentanil in two cases of emergency cesarean section].

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Remifentanil is a synthetic opiate with evident advantages for various anesthetic techniques, enhancing quality of anesthesia. Indications are increasingly well-defined. Remifentanil may be used in obstetric analgesia-anesthesia thanks to advantages demonstrated in patients with heart disease

Cloacal dysgenesis sequence.

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Cloacal dysgenesis sequence is a rare congenital malformation seen in 1:50000 to 250000 neonates. It shows a phallus-like structure, smooth perineum, and absence of urethral, vaginal, and anal openings as primary malformations. We report a case of a 4-day-old preterm female neonate. The prenatal

Delayed Birth-Related Femur Fracture after Cesarean Section: A Case Report.

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Background Birth-related femur fractures are rare. They have been reported following difficult delivery and are commonly diagnosed immediately after birth or on the following day. However, some birth-related femur fractures are diagnosed several days after birth. Mechanisms underlying the

Axillary artery thrombosis in a neonate in utero: a case report.

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We describe a neonate of 38-week and 6-day gestation born by lower uterine cesarean section for breech presentation, where it was evident on delivery that there was significant edema of the right arm from the deltoid to the distal tips of the fingers. Doppler flow ultrasound revealed extensive

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