Maternal postures for fetal malposition in late pregnancy for ...

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Fetal malposition is associated with both maternal and fetal complications, including prolonged labour, fetal distress, maternal exhaustion, ...

When the back of the baby's head faces backwards or to the side, labour may be more difficult. Various positions adopted by the mother, such as ...

Maternal postures for fetal malposition in labour for improving the ...

AUTHORS' CONCLUSIONS: We found low- and very low-certainty evidence which indicated that the use of hands and knees posture or lateral postures ...

Maternal postures for fetal malposition in late pregnancy for ...

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Maternal postures for fetal malposition in late pregnancy for ...

Background: The optimal relationship of the fetus to the mother's birth canal is when the fetus is in the longitudinal lie, ...

Positions adopted by mothers in late pregnancy to improve the ...

The ideal position for the baby during labour and birth is with the baby's well-flexed head downwards, and the back of the head facing forwards ...

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Background: Fetal malposition (occipito-posterior and persistent occipito-transverse) in labour is associated with adverse maternal and infant outcomes.

Impact of maternal posture on fetal physiology in human pregnancy

In the third trimester, Jeffreys et al. observed that blood flow in the right UtA is reduced by 35% and 13% during supine rest and supine exercise, respectively ...

Effects of maternal posture and cognitive-behavioral interventions ...

Fetal head malposition could happen in primigravidas. Maternal posture management and cognitive-behavioral interventions during labor could ...

Hands and Knees Posture in Late Pregnancy or Labour for Fetal ...

Background: Lateral and posterior position of the baby's head (the back of the baby's head facing to the side or the mother's back) may be ...

Hands-and-knees posturing and fetal occiput anterior position

Several randomized controlled trials (RCTs) have looked at the effect of maternal posturing on fetal malpositioning. Specifically, by changing the shape and ...

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Maternal posture for fetal malposition to improve labour and birth ...

One-quarter thought the Sims posture difficult for fetal monitoring. Of 206 surveyed pregnant women, 76% knew of malposition but only 28% were aware of postural ...

Hands and knees posture in late pregnancy or labour for fetal ...

When babies lie with the back of their head towards the mothers' side (lateral) or towards the mothers' back (posterior), the labour may be ...

Rebozo and advanced maternal postures: A promising set of ...

Spinning Babies® procedures and the Rebozo technique have been recently implemented as additional interventions in laboring women with a fetus ...

Effects of maternal posture on fetal malposition

The aim was to determine whether positional interventions in late pregnancy could correct fetal malposition and thus reduce the associated risks ...

Maternal positioning with flexed thighs to correct foetal occipito ...

Foetal occipto-posterior position during labour can contribute to negative outcomes. Encouraging women to adopt positions utilising thigh flexion with the ...

Maternal postures for fetal malposition in late pregnancy for ...

Maternal postures for fetal malposition in late pregnancy for improving the health of mothers and their infants answers are found in the Cochrane Abstracts ...

Pregnant women's views on the acceptability, enablers, and barriers ...

However, little is known of women's understanding of fetal malposition or their views on postures in labor for correcting malposition. This ...

Maternal postures for fetal malposition in late pregnancy for ... - OUCI

Maternal postures for fetal malposition in late pregnancy for improving the health of mothers and their infants. https://doi.org/10.1002/14651858.cd014616 ·.