Maternal and perinatal outcomes amongst low risk women giving birth in water compared to six birth positions on land. A descriptive cross sectional study in a birth …
BACKGROUND: the option of giving birth in water is available to most women in birth
centres in Australia but there continues to be resistance in mainstream delivery wards due to
safety concerns. Women in birth centres are more likely to give birth in upright positions and
be attended by experienced midwives and obstetricians who are comfortable facilitating
normal birth. The aim of this study was to determine rates of perineal trauma, postpartum
haemorrhage and five-minute Apgar scores amongst low risk women in a birth centre who …
centres in Australia but there continues to be resistance in mainstream delivery wards due to
safety concerns. Women in birth centres are more likely to give birth in upright positions and
be attended by experienced midwives and obstetricians who are comfortable facilitating
normal birth. The aim of this study was to determine rates of perineal trauma, postpartum
haemorrhage and five-minute Apgar scores amongst low risk women in a birth centre who …
[PDF][PDF] Maternal and perinatal outcomes among low risk women giving birth in water: a retrospective study in a maternity & infant health hospital over 7 years
M Wu, W Jin, S Chen, W Li - Int J Clin Exp Med, 2018 - e-century.us
Objective: To investigate the effects of giving birth in water on perinatal outcomes. Methods:
The clinical data of 50,574 healthy primiparas with singleton pregnancies and cephalic
presentation from January 2010 to December 2016 were retrospectively reviewed. A total of
5420 subjects (mean age, 27.57±3.07 y) who received water delivery (water birth group)
and a total of 45,154 subjects (mean age, 26.87±2.96 y) who underwent conventional labor
and delivery (conventional delivery group) were recruited. The neonatal outcomes including …
The clinical data of 50,574 healthy primiparas with singleton pregnancies and cephalic
presentation from January 2010 to December 2016 were retrospectively reviewed. A total of
5420 subjects (mean age, 27.57±3.07 y) who received water delivery (water birth group)
and a total of 45,154 subjects (mean age, 26.87±2.96 y) who underwent conventional labor
and delivery (conventional delivery group) were recruited. The neonatal outcomes including …
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