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The stuck breech, inside out uteri, difficult forceps - revisiting difficult intrapartum obstetrics
Dr Cathy CluverUniversity of Stellenbosch, South Africa
Difficult intrapartum obstetrics
Difficult intrapartum obstetrics
• On call for labour ward
• Urgent call
• “Please help- my patient has delivered her baby and placenta but there is a tumour growing from the placenta”
• Send her in urgently
ConsultantCONSULTANT
Uterine Inversion
• On call for labour ward
• Urgent call
• “Please help- my patient has delivered her baby and placenta but there is a tumour growing from the placenta”
• Send her in urgently
Uterine Inversion
• Rare
• Fundus collapses into uterine cavity
• DANGEROUS
Haemorrhagic shock
(Neurogenic shock)
• Grade
• Classify: Acute, subacute, chronic
Uterine Inversion
RISK FACTORS:
• Fundal pressure
• Excessive cord traction
Uterine Inversion
MANAGEMENT
Help
➢Manage the shock
➢Replace the uterus
➢Prevent
Uterine Inversion
PLACENTA
Vaginal
Surgical
Uterine Inversion
VAGINAL
➢Johnson procedure
Tocolytic
➢Hydrostatic reduction
Uterine Inversion
SURGICAL
➢B-Lynch Non-Instrumental Stepwise Reduction
➢Huntington
➢Haultain procedure
or Ocejo incision
Uterine Inversion
• Juniors on for labour ward
• Difficult caesarean section
➢Correct the inversion
➢Contract uterus
➢Antibiotics
Breech delivery
36-year-old multigravida
39 weeks
Examination: two feet
Difficult breech delivery
23 year old primigravida
32 weeks
Unexplained polyhydramnios
Ruptured membranes
Examination
Entrapped head
Entrapped head
RISK FACTORS
Preterm infants
Incomplete cervical dilatation
PROBLEM
Complete cord occlusion
MANAGEMENT
Try to slip cervix over the head
Duhrssen incisions
10
6
2
Delivery 2nd Twin
• Twin
• 37 weeks
• Delivery plan
• Vaginal delivery
Delivery 2nd Twin
Leading twin cephalic
Breech
External version or Breech extraction
➢External version: 40 to 50%
➢Breech extraction: 96 to 100%.
Contraindications:
• EFW 2nd twin ≥20% presenting twin
• Delivery presenting twin difficult
• GA< 28 weeks
• EFW of 2nd twin <1500 gm
• 23-year-old primigravida
• 40 weeks
• Spontaneous labour
• 3.7kg
• Fully dilated
• Prolonged second stage
• LOP
1. Wait for spontaneous rotation
2. Rotation
➢Digital rotation
➢Manual rotation
➢Rotational ventouse
➢Rotational forceps
DIGITAL ROTATION
• Fingers
• Less painful
• Not as effective
1. 2 fingers
2. Suture line- moulding
3. Exert pressure upwards
MANUAL ROTATION
1. Analgesia
2. Whole hand
3. Fingers- post parietal
Thumb- ant parietal
4. Between contractions:
push up and flex head
5. Rotate
6. Contraction- push
7. May need assisted delivery
ROTATIONAL VENTOUSE
• Bird or Kiwi cup
• Flexion point-far back
• Measure distance
• Apply the cup
• Downward traction
• Natural internal rotation
ROTATIONAL FORCEPS
Thank you