Neonatal genital trauma is a recognized but relatively uncommon complication of breech presentations. 1, 2, 3 It is more common in babies of primiparous women than in those of multiparous women and ...

CLINICAL FEATURES Breech presentation is usually identified on clinical examination. However, in around 20% of cases, breech presentation is not diagnosed until labour.

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Cord prolapse occurs in 7.5% of all breeches. This incidence varies with the type of breech: 0-2% with frank breech, 5-10% with complete breech, and 10-25% with footling breech.

But for those foetuses that remain in breech presentation up to 36 weeks of pregnancy, the chance that the foetus will spontaneously turn is only around six per cent,” Dr Walker explained.

The Term Breech Trial compared the efficacy of planned caesarean section with that of planned vaginal delivery for breech presentation at term. 1 The combined outcome of perinatal or neonatal death ...

Around 4% of pregnancies at full term, end up with the fetus in breech presentation in the mother's uterus. A doctor should check whether a baby is oriented the right way for birth during the last ...

As a modern-day midwife, I have witnessed changing practices with breech presentations and births. There are many providers that just go to the Caesarian section with this presentation.

If the percentage is applied to a general population of 1,000 pregnant women, the exam would find 101 women with breech presentations, but it would be correct in only 56 cases.

Recommendation ID NG201/4 Question Identification of breech presentation: What is the clinical and cost effectiveness of routine ultrasound from 36+0 weeks compared with selective ultrasound in ...