Contracted Midpelvis

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Definition

Cephalopelvic Disproportion

Failure to progress

Most of primary cesarean deliveries are

attributable to the diagnosis of dystocia.

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Possible causes of Labor dystocia

The Powers

The Passage

The Passenger

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Overdiagnosis of Dystocia

Trial of Labor

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Stages of Labor

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Stages of Labor- Summary

Active Labor

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Abnormalities Of The Expulsive Forces

- Hypotonic uterine

dysfunction

- Hypertonic

uterine

dysfunction

Types of Uterine Dysfunction

Protraction Disorder

Arrest Disorder

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The Modified

WHO Partograph

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Sample

Partograph for

Normal Labor

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Partograph

Showing

Prolonged Active

Phase of Labor

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Second Stage Disorders

1. Maternal Pushing Efforts

2. Fetal Station at Onset of Active Labor

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Some Aspects Related to

Uterine function

1. Epidural Analgesia

2. Chorioamnionitis

3. Maternal Position During Labor

4. Birthing Position in Second Stage

Labor(Upright positions such as sitting in a

“birthing chair “ kneeling, squatting or resting

with the back at a 30 – degree elevation.)

5. Water Immersion

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Precipitous Labor And Delivery

(2 Percent of Pregnancies)

- Definition

- Maternal Effects

- Fetal and Neonatal Effects

- Treatment

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Cephalopelvic Disproportion

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Pelvic Capacity

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Types of Pelvic Contraction

1. Contracted Inlet

2. Contracted midpelvis

3. Contracted outlet

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Contracted Inlet

Definition:

Anteroposterior diameter is less than 10

cm

The greatest transverse diameter is less

than 12cm

Diagonal conjugate is less than 11.5 cm

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Clinical estimation:

Muller manure

Cervical dilatation an descent are predictor

factors.

Maternal complications:

Dilatation disorders, infection, uterine rupture and

fistula.

Fetal Complications:

face and shoulder presentation(three times

more),cord prolapse (4-6 times more),infection ,

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Contracted Midpelvis

More common than inlet contraction

causes transverse arrest .

It can lead to midforceps operation or CS.

Definition

The sum of the interspinous and posterior

sagital diameters falls to 13.5 cm or less.

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A= 5 CM ساژيتال خلفي

B

Ischial spine Ischial spine10.5cm

11.5 cm

S4-5

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Diagnosis

-prominent spines

-pelvic sidewalls coverage

-narrowing of sacrosciatic notch

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Contracted Outlet

Interischial tuberus diameter is 8 cm or less

Perineal Tears

Outlet contraction without midpelvis

contraction is rare.

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Pelvic fractures

Trauma from automobile collisions was the

most common cause of pelvic fractures.

Computed tomographic pelvimetry later in

pregnancy.

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Estimation of pelvic capacity

X-Ray pelvimetry

Computed Tomographic (CT) Scanning

Reduced radiation exposure, greater accuracy and

easier performance.

Magnetic Resonance (MR) Imaging

Lack of ionizing radiation , accurate measurement

, complete fetal imaging and the potential for

evaluating soft tissue dystocia.

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Fetal Dimensions in

Fetopelvic Disproportion

Two thirds of neonates who need cesarean

delivery weighed less than 3700g.

Estimating of Fetal Head Size

-Muller-Hills Maneuver

-Fetal Pelvic Index

There is no satisfactory method for estimating

of fetal head size.

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Face Presentation

Etiology:(head extension): enlargement of

neck , cord around the neck, fetal

malformation, inlet contraction, hydramnios

,Anencephaly

Incidence :one in 600 or 0.17 percent

Diagnosis

-Distinguish from breech presentation

-Radiographic Images

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Mechanism of Labor

The mechanism of labor consists cardinal

movements of descent ,internal rotation ,

flexion ,extension and external rotation.

Birth of the head from mentum posterior

position is impossible.

Management

External monitoring

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Brow Presentation

Rare presentation

Etiology : same as face presentation

Diagnosis : Abdominal palpation and vaginal

examination

Unstable presentation

Mechanism of labor

With a very small fetus and a large pelvis , labor

is generally easy.

Molding or flexion or extension is necessary for

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Transverse Lie

Shoulder presentation

Incidence:0.3 %

Etiology:

- Abdominal wall relaxation from high parity

- preterm fetus

- placenta previa

- Abnormal uterine anatomy

- hydramnios

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Diagnosis : Inspection , Palpation and vaginal

examination

Mechanism of labor:

neglected transverse lie

conduplicato corpore

Management

CS with vertical Incision

External rotation

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Compound Presentation

Incidence : one in every 700 delivery

Etiology : conditions that prevent complete

occlusion of inlet such as preterm labor

Management and prognosis

Rates of perinatal mortality and morbidity are

increased

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Persistent Occiput Posterior Position

15% Early in labor and 5% at delivery

The possibilities of vaginal delivery:

1-spontaneous delivery

2-forceps delivery with the occiput posterior

3-manual rotation to the occiput anterior

followed by spontaneous or forceps delivery

4- forceps rotation to occiput anterior and

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Position

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Persistent Occiput Transverse Position

Usually transitionary

Delivery:

-Stimulation in hypotonic contractions

- Manual or forceps rotation

- Rotation with the android and the

platypelloid pelvis may be impossible.

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Dystocia from Hydrocephalus

The circumference often exceeds 50-80 cm

Fluid volume is usually between 500-1500

or 5 liter.

Associated with neural tube defects.

Breech presentation is found at least a third

of fetuses.

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Management

If the BPD is <10 cm or head circumference is

<36 cm vag delivery may be permitted.

Cephalocentesis use must be limited to fetuses

with severe associated abnormalities.

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Fetal Abdominal Distention

causes : greatly distended bladder, ascites ,

enlargement of the kidneys or liver.

Diagnosis : with sonography

Delivery type

Fetal prognosis is poor.

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Maternal Complications

Uterine Rupture

Fistula Formation

Pelvic Floor Injury

Postpartum Lower Extremity Nerve Injury

Postpartum haemorrhage

Third- and fourth-degree tears

Psychological distress

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Fetal Complication

caput succedaneum

Molding

Fetal sepsis

Stillbirth

Hypoxia

Brachial plexus injury

Fractures (humeral and clavicular)

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