2021
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-149494/v1
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Childbirth simulation to assess cephalopelvic dystocia and chances for failed labor

Abstract: Objectives: Reducing the rate of failed labor and emergency caesarean section is of vital significance. A childbirth simulation software tool based on 5 minutes’ magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) performed at 37 weeks’ gestation, used to enhance the consulting obstetrician’s ability to predict the optimal delivery mode. Here, we aimed to analyze the predictive ability of this childbirth simulation software tool for choosing the optimal delivery mode compared with not using it. Methods: A retrospective cohort st… Show more

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