breech presentation/hypoxia

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[Characteristics of the cardiac activity in hypoxia of a fetus born in the breech presentation (a cardiac monitoring observation)].

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Time trend in the risk of delivery-related perinatal and neonatal death associated with breech presentation at term.

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BACKGROUND To determine the factors associated with the risk of delivery-related perinatal and neonatal death among term infants presenting by the breech and the effect of changes in the mode of delivery on the overall rates of perinatal and neonatal mortality associated with breech

Perinatal outcome in breech presentation depending on the mode of vaginal delivery.

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OBJECTIVE To compare the influence of different modes of vaginal delivery in breech presentation on perinatal outcome. METHODS During the period 2000-2005, perinatal outcome of newborns was compared in 144 vaginal breech deliveries divided into 5 groups depending on the mode of delivery used

[Results of mostly vaginal deliveries of breech presentation].

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This report presents results of a retrospective study of infants delivered by the breech, which were according the attitude of this hospital mainly delivered vaginally. This mode of delivery was chosen for primiparae as well as for multiparae and independent of the fetal size measured by ultrasound.

[Breech presentation - an analysis of results in one perinatal center].

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OBJECTIVE A retrospective analysis of medical records during years 2007-2011 considers maternal and fetal outcome in patients with breech presentation terminated by vaginal delivery versus caesarean section (CS). METHODS Retrospective analysis. METHODS Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics,

Babies who die from labour-related intrapartum hypoxia: a confidential enquiry in South African public hospitals.

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Seventeen hospitals, from a range of health-care environments, participated in confidential enquiries of perinatal deaths resulting from labour-related intrapartum hypoxia. There were 102 deaths, including 22 stillbirths and 80 neonatal deaths. The mean birthweight was 3021 g. The active phase of

Perinatal mortality and morbidity in breech presentation.

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The perinatal mortality associated with breech presentation at the Royal Women's Hospital, Melbourne, between 1974 and 1976 was 10.4%, or almost 5 times the overall hospital figure. Nine of 487 infants (1.8%) weighing greater than or equal to 2500 g died in the perinatal period, but 7 were already

[Brain-specific creatine kinase (CKBB) in umbilical cord blood. A prognostic parameter in chronic intrauterine hypoxia?].

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Elevated levels of brain type creatine isoenzyme (CKBB) have been demonstrated in serum after brain cell injury in neonates. A hypoxic lesion of the membrane permeability of the CKBB rich brain cells may lead to an increased enzyme leakage into the serum. As an increased release from the fetal brain

Perinatal mortality and morbidity in rural West-Java, Indonesia. Part II: The results of a longitudinal survey on pregnant women.

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The main objective of this prospective survey is to obtain more information on the natural history of pregnancy and its outcome, including low birth weights, and of the factors closely associated with it. During the survey period the birth rate was 40 per thousand and the perinatal death rate 48 per

Breech delivery.

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Fetuses that present by the breech are at increased risk of trauma and hypoxia during delivery. The threshold for Caesarean section for breech presentation had been low for several years. The result of the term breech trial confirms that planned Caesarean section is the best method of delivering the

Breech deliveries and cesarean section.

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Breech presentation is the most common malpresentation, with about 3-4% of singleton fetuses presenting breech at delivery. Management of breech presentation has been a contentious issue with a lowering threshold for cesarean section in recent years. Perinatal mortality and morbidity are estimated

[Comparability of obstetric and perinatal data from England and Germany using standard-primip-groups - maternal and neonatal outcome].

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OBJECTIVE Aim of the study was to assess whether different birth management of an english and german department can influence the maternal and neonatal outcome. METHODS The database consisted of routinely published data from 1986-95 for two clinical units in Solihull (England) and Ibbenbueren

Lipid peroxidation in umbilical arterial blood at birth: the effects of breech delivery.

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OBJECTIVE To determine oxygen free radical activity in breech presentation at birth and relate it to umbilical cord blood acid-base status. METHODS A series of 63 singleton deliveries (28 cephalic deliveries as controls), 23 breech deliveries with normoacidemia, and 12 breech deliveries with mild

[Selective caesarean section for breach presentation - bearings on morbidity of survivors neonatal period (author's transl)].

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The authors have continued their own analysis of deliveries from breech presentation by studying childhood morbidity of 1,094 single infants who had survived the neonatal period, between 1966 and 1975. Particular attention was given to the impact of selective caesarean section on primiparae, beyond

[Case of lymphangioleiomyomatosis (LAM) discovered during cesarean section under spinal anesthesia].

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We experienced a case of scheduled cesarean section under spinal anesthesia in a patient with LAM which had been missed in spite of preoperative medical examination and consultation with specialists but discovered because of perioperative hypoxia A 35-year-old woman, Gravida 1 Para 0, with breech

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