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We would also do the pelvic assessment and rule out cephalopelvic disproportion at that time. There after partographic monitoring of labor will be done for successful vaginal delivery. However in the presence of any abnormality she would be delivered by cesarean section. Q. How cephalopelvic disproportion is diagnosed? Ans. Cephalopelvic disproportion at the level of the brim is mostly assessed by — (a) clinical methods, (b) imaging pelvimetry. a. Clinical methods i. Abdominal method. It is a good screening method.
Ans. i. Unnecessary cesarean sections are avoided. ii. Successful trial may ensure future good obstetric behavior. Fig. 11: Candidate demonstrates obstetric examination by pelvic grip (Leopold fourth maneuver) Obstetric Case Discussions CASE–3 NORMAL PUERPERIUM Case Summary Mrs SD, aged 23 years, P1 + 0 + 0 + 1, presents with the complaints of pain in the lower abdomen as well as in the perineum. She had been admitted last night with labor pain at the end of her term pregnancy. She was a booked case.
Ans. Vaginal Birth After Cesarean. Obstetric Case Discussions Fig. 15: Scar dehiscence Mrs. CR, 2nd gravida, with prior cesarean delivery was admitted at 38 weeks of pregnancy with pain abdomen. Clinical examination revealed vitals were stable with doubtful scar tenderness. Laparotomy for emergency cesarean delivery revealed scar dehiscence. (See arrows) Q. Who are the women who are not considered for VBAC? Ans. Women with—(i) previous classical cesarean delivery or hysterotomy should be delivered by elective cesarean section after 37 completed weeks, (ii) previous two or more lower segment cesarean section, (iii) contracted pelvis or suspected CPD, (iv) presence of other complications in pregnancy like PIH and malpresentation, (v) in a center where facilities for emergency cesarean delivery are not available round the clock and (vi) patient refusal.