Shoulder Dystocia : Risk Factors and Management : Dr. Shonali Chandra

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The one emergency situation where an obstetrician does not want to land is shoulder dystocia, a rather unpredictable and unpreventable event. However all labor room personnel need to be aware of the risk factors, the management protocol and the maneuvers to help conduct a safe delivery under these unforeseen circumstances, the "shoulder dystocia drill". These basics are also asked in the postgraduate entrance exams with emphasis on diagnosis, risk factors and the conceptual understanding of the Mc Roberts Maneuver.
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Комментарии : 17

@ezinnekaekechukwu6494 10 месяцев назад

May the universe bless you for this tutorial!!! It was really really helpful

@fatimamarah3110 10 месяцев назад

One of the best gynaecologist so far thanks for your tutorials they are well understandable

@blessedslave 11 месяцев назад

As i checked, zavanelli procedure seems to be an excellent procedure and with 90% success. Rather it could potentially be a revolutionary concept to void maternal and fetal complications

@maveserehp 6 месяцев назад

Excellent🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

@sushreesangita858 Год назад

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@user-uv1cc4qu5g Год назад

Hello mam do explain to hellp syndrome

@Lalitkumar-rn6uj Год назад

ma'am, my age now is 25 years old. my shoulder is not normal due to should dystocia during birth. it works just fine people can't tell the difference but movement is limited and i can't go to gym, it hurts while writing. is there any solution at this age

@chifumujmanda7643 5 месяцев назад

Maybe physiotherapy can work for you

@lucyblue1235 3 года назад

Please help! I went through a shoulder dystocia during my second pregnancy. Thank good my baby boy was born healthy,but I was told that he may have a fractured clavicle. After an X-ray this was dismissed. I am grateful to my team of medics who saved us but people have said that if my son did have a fractured clavicle then it is malpractice? I’m confused. These people saved my baby. Is it common for baby to be born with fractured clavicle during this emergency? Is it malpractice?

@MdMohsin-lv1tz 2 года назад

no .. it's not

@LABAMBA212 2 года назад

Hi Lucy, a fractured clavicle may have been a measure taken to decreal the diameter of the baby's shoulder's during the shoulder dystocia. Considering alternative injuries (like your baby asphyxiating because of prolonged cord compression), the OB's must have considered that the benefits of performing the fracture outweighed it's risks. I'm curious how low the shoulder dystocia lasted. I'm also curious about how your baby is doing, since most clavicle fractures heal very nicely with no complications. All the best!