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Moxibustion for breech presentation
Complementary Therapies in Nursing and Midwifery, 2000Breech presentation at term is considered a possible obstetric complication, and the management before and during labour remains controversial. A technique called 'moxibustion' is used in traditional Chinese medicine to encourage version of the fetus in breech presentation. It has been used in the maternity unit in Plymouth for 11 years.
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American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1970
Abstract An analysis of 500 cases of breech delivery at the Mayo Clinic revealed greater fetal morbidity and mortality than occur with vertex delivery. Most patients are delivered vaginally with little or no difficulty; however, the hazard of delivery could be considerably reduced if more patients in whom fetopelvic disproportion is suspected or ...
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Abstract An analysis of 500 cases of breech delivery at the Mayo Clinic revealed greater fetal morbidity and mortality than occur with vertex delivery. Most patients are delivered vaginally with little or no difficulty; however, the hazard of delivery could be considerably reduced if more patients in whom fetopelvic disproportion is suspected or ...
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The Management of Breech Presentation
Postgraduate Medicine, 1969The combination of prematurity and breech presentation subjects the fetus to great danger of death or birth trauma. Fetal mortality associated with breech presentation is 10 times higher when prematurity is added. Liberalization of indications for cesarean section is recommended as one way of improving fetal survival and lowering fetal morbidity ...
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THE CHARACTERISTICS AND PERILS OF BREECH PRESENTATION
Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey, 1974To delineate the differences between breech and nonbreech deliveries, the characteristics of 30,359 consecutive, singleton deliveries at one institution were analyzed. Although many of the differences between breeches and nonbreeches were explained by the increased frequency of prematurity among breeches, certain specific differences remained after ...
W E, Brenner, R D, Bruce, C H, Hendricks
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OXYTOCIN IN BREECH PRESENTATION
Obstetrical & Gynecological Survey, 1965K M, NEIMAND, A H, ROSENTHAL
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The Management of Breech Presentation
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1947H H, WARE, W C, WINN, E C, SCHELIN
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