Introduction
Face presentation
Effective labor? ?? ?? ?? ??? ???.
??? ?? ??? (internal podalic version) ?? ??!!
Brow presentation
?? ????? face? occiput?? ??.
?? ???? ?? ??. ?? ??? face? ??

Compound presentation
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Trensverse lie
Persistent: ???? ???. ??? ???? ?? C/S (vertical ??)
???? ?? neglected shoulder presentation?? ???? ??.

Preparation for delivery
Occiput anterior position
Crowning ? episiotomy ? Modf. Ritgen Maneuver (head extention ??)
Vulva opening? ?? ??? 5cm ??? ??.
Delayed umbilical cord clamping – ?????
Delivery of the head
Delivery of the shoulders
Cord clamping
Occiput transverse position
Persistent occiput posterior position
2-10%.
??? ??? x. ???? ?? OA? ???? ?? portion? POPP
Morbidity, blood loss, vaginal laceration ?
Morbidity
Delivery
Shoulder dystocia
- Head-to-body delivery > 60 sec
- Risk factor
- Fetal macrosomia (fetal weight >4.5kg)
- Post-term pregnancy (?42 weeks gestation)
- Maternal obesity, GDM, excessive maternal weigh gain during pregnancy.
- Fetal macrosomia (fetal weight >4.5kg)
Maternal and neonatal consequences
- Brachial plexus injury, acidosis/hypoxia?
Prediction and prevention
- Warning signs of an impending dystocia
- Prolonged first or second stage of labor
- Retraction of the fetal head into the perineum after delivery (eg, turtle sign)
Management
- B: breathe; do not push
- E: elevate legs & flex hips, thighs against abdomen (McRobets)
- To increase the diameter of the bony pelvis
- C: call for help
- A: apply suprapubic pressure
- L: enlarge vaginal opening with episiotomy
- Maneuvers
- Deliver posterior arm
- Rotate posterior shoulder (Woods screw) – apply pressure to anterior aspect of the posterior shoulder
- Adduct posterior fetal shoulder (Rubin) – apply pressure to the posterior aspect of the posterior shoulder
- Mother on hands & knees – “all fours” (Gaskin)
- ??? C/S (>5kg, DM?? >4.5kg)
- Replace fetal head into pelvis for cesarean delivery (Zavanelli)
- ? ? Rubin/intentional clavicle fracture


Wood corkscrew
Special populations
Home birth
Water birth
Female genital mutilation
Prior pelvic reconstructive surgery
| Surgery | Trial of labor contraindicated? |
| Low transverse cesarean delivery (horizontal incision) | No |
| Classical cesarean delivery (vertical incision) | Yes |
| Abdominal myomectomy with uterine cavity entry | Yes |
| Abdominal myomectomy without uterine cavity entry | No |
Anomalous fetuses
Third stage of labor
Delivery of the placenta
3rd stage of labor: signs of placenta separation
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Management of the third stage
Immediate postpartum care
Birth canal lacerations
Vaginal mucosa ? perineal body ? anal sphicter ? rectal mucosa
Episiotomy
2nd stage ????. OA? ?? presentation, ??, prineal rupture ??? ?? ?.
(???? ICH???? ?? ??? ????)
??? 4cm?? ? ??! ??? bleeding ??, ??? laceration ?? ??
Midline vs. Mediolateral
Midline
??? ??, faulty healing? ??, post op. pain? ??
anatomically good result, blood loss ?, ??? ??, dyspareunia? rare
??? ??? ??? ??? extension?? ??? ???.
??? ?? ??? hematoma, cellulitis ?????.
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