Determination of fetal occiput position by ultrasound during the second stage of labor

Kreiser, Doron; Schiff, E.; Lipitz, S.; Kayam, Z.; Abergel, Avraham; Achiron, Reuven

doi:10.1080/jmf.10.4.283.286

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“…Ces ré sultats sont semblables à ceux dé crits dans la litté rature avec des taux variant de 70 % à 80 % pour des mesures effectué es durant la deuxiè me phase du travail [5,[7][8][9][10][11]. Les repè res é chographiques utilisé s pour dé terminer la varié té de position sont variables.…”

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“…Ses indications en cours de travail sont diverses : devant des mé trorragies, devant la difficulté d'enregistrement du rythme cardiaque foetal, comme aide au diagnostic de pré sentation foetale [5,6,9,11] ou bien encore pour la surveillance des grossesses gé mellaires et comme aide à l'extraction du deuxiè me jumeau. Les dé crets de pé rinatalité recommandent donc, pour des mesures de sé curité , la pré sence d'un é chographe destiné au bloc obsté trical à partir de 1500 accouchements par an [3].…”

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Engagement de la tête fœtale : échographie transpérinéale, un nouvel outil diagnostique ?

Rivaux

Dedet

Delarue

et al. 2012

Gynécologie Obstétrique & Fertilité

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Section: Introductionunclassified

Engagement de la tête fœtale : échographie transpérinéale, un nouvel outil diagnostique ?

Rivaux

Dedet

Delarue

et al. 2012

Gynécologie Obstétrique & Fertilité

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“…Kreiser et al (2001) in a study with 44 women showed that the error rate in detecting fetal occiput position in the second stage of labor was significantly lower when they used combined transabdominal and transperineal sonography (6.8%), compared to vaginal examination (29.6%). Parity, maternal body mass index or fetal weight had no influence on the error rate of vaginal examination for fetal occiput position.…”

Section: Ultrasound Accuracy In Assessment Of Fetal Head Positionmentioning

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Applications of Ultrasound in Prelabor and Labor

Iliescu¹,

Antsaklis²,

Paulescu³

et al. 2012

Donald School Journal of Ultrasound in Obstetrics and Gynecology

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Ultrasound is a crucial part of everyday obstetrical practice and becomes more and more important in the management of traditionally clinical aspects of obstetrics, such as management of labor and delivery, offering a possibly more objective method of examination. The rate of labor induction has doubled in the last two decades and more objective methods are needed to assess the possible outcome of an induction and help clinicians in order to counsel women appropriately. Regarding the management of labor there is extensive evidence that clinical assessment during labor is not accurate, with potential consecutive major implications in the decision-making and the prognosis of the delivery mode. Several studies have shown that ultrasound is an objective method of assessing labor and its progress and is very helpful in decision-making for instrumental deliveries. The purpose of this article is to review the evidence available in literature regarding the benefits and the role in general of ultrasonography in prelabor and labor.

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“…L'é chographie est ré alisé e par voie transabdominale [7,[14][15][16][17] (é ventuellement couplé e à la voie transpé riné ale [14,15]), ou par voie vaginale [16]. Pour dé terminer la position de l'occiput foetal, on commence par repé rer la position du rachis foetal par rapport à l'abdomen maternel.…”

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