Chapter 1758： 【1758】Turn tire
Chapter 1758 [1758] Turning tires
If possible, sprinkle a little talcum powder on mom's belly and do it again.
Across the mother's belly, the doctor holds the baby's buttocks with both hands, uses the strength of the wrists to hold the fetal buttocks, rotates in the opposite direction of the baby's fetal head, and then protects the baby's head with one hand to keep the baby small. The head is lowered, and the other hand continues to rotate the hip until it returns to the correct fetal position anterior to the occiput. This procedure is known as the external inversion of the breech.
There is external inversion, and the corresponding inversion is inversion. Internal breech inversion requires general anesthesia, which is relatively complicated and is rarely used in clinical vaginal delivery. Sometimes doctors may use it during a cesarean section.
The image transverse position can also be used for partial breech inversion to try to turn the fetus. The old midwives dared to try it themselves. . . Now the relationship between doctors and patients is tense everywhere in the hospital, and the obstetrics department is the hardest hit area of the conflict between doctors and patients. Midwives dare not try it anymore.
The doctor was very apprehensive about trying the same thing. Who would let the obstetrics, a place where one corpse and two lives go unnoticed, the family members would be more violent than anyone else.
Fetal transfer sounds amazing without surgery, but the actual operation has many limited prerequisites, and the risk is very high during the operation.
To perform fetal transfer, first, the mother's uterus must have enough space to allow the doctor's hand to push the baby to have room for operation. Secondly, the amniotic fluid in the mother needs to be enough, not too little, otherwise the baby will not be able to roll, and it will cause certain damage to the mother's uterus.
In the process of performing fetal transfer, there may be risks such as tearing the uterine wall of the mother and causing the placenta to fall off prematurely. The risks to the baby cannot be ignored either. During the fetal transfer process, it is not ruled out that the baby is severely hypoxic due to the umbilical cord around the neck, and can only be transferred to a cesarean section in a hurry. In this way, it is better to directly transfer the safety of cesarean section.
Therefore, many doctors would rather directly advise families and patients to have a cesarean section rather than take this risk.
It can be seen from this that only doctors with strong enough technology dare to continue to perform abortion on mothers under difficult conditions in an effort to ensure smooth delivery. In the eyes of doctors, what is the best situation to have to transfer the fetus. Of course, the doctor does not force the baby to change the position. It is safest if the baby can return to the correct position in the mother's womb, which can avoid any damage caused by external brute force to the mother and the child.
Don't force the baby to turn, how to let the baby turn by himself, the baby can't understand what the doctor and mother say. It is indeed a very advanced knowledge to let the baby understand the information sent by the doctor and the mother, and it is a knowledge that many medical professionals are striving for.
In clinical practice, there is still a bit of experience accumulated by the predecessors that can be used for reference by on-site doctors.
Think of the baby lying in the mother's womb as a self-conscious sphere. If there is a more spacious space, it is more comfortable for the ball to roll in, and naturally, the baby will turn itself. Based on this assumption, after clinically finding that the fetal position is not correct in the third trimester, the obstetrician will first teach the mother to do gymnastics to correct the fetal position. The most common is the knee-chest recumbency exercise mentioned earlier.
clear the whole idea, Xie Wanying said to the extra bed No. 3: "Come on, I will help you change the position and teach the baby how to turn back to the correct position."
Her eyes were firm and her tone was sonorous and powerful.
Extra bed No. 3 felt that her clenched hand had injected a powerful force into him, and couldn't help but nodded.
(end of this chapter)
If possible, sprinkle a little talcum powder on mom's belly and do it again.
Across the mother's belly, the doctor holds the baby's buttocks with both hands, uses the strength of the wrists to hold the fetal buttocks, rotates in the opposite direction of the baby's fetal head, and then protects the baby's head with one hand to keep the baby small. The head is lowered, and the other hand continues to rotate the hip until it returns to the correct fetal position anterior to the occiput. This procedure is known as the external inversion of the breech.
There is external inversion, and the corresponding inversion is inversion. Internal breech inversion requires general anesthesia, which is relatively complicated and is rarely used in clinical vaginal delivery. Sometimes doctors may use it during a cesarean section.
The image transverse position can also be used for partial breech inversion to try to turn the fetus. The old midwives dared to try it themselves. . . Now the relationship between doctors and patients is tense everywhere in the hospital, and the obstetrics department is the hardest hit area of the conflict between doctors and patients. Midwives dare not try it anymore.
The doctor was very apprehensive about trying the same thing. Who would let the obstetrics, a place where one corpse and two lives go unnoticed, the family members would be more violent than anyone else.
Fetal transfer sounds amazing without surgery, but the actual operation has many limited prerequisites, and the risk is very high during the operation.
To perform fetal transfer, first, the mother's uterus must have enough space to allow the doctor's hand to push the baby to have room for operation. Secondly, the amniotic fluid in the mother needs to be enough, not too little, otherwise the baby will not be able to roll, and it will cause certain damage to the mother's uterus.
In the process of performing fetal transfer, there may be risks such as tearing the uterine wall of the mother and causing the placenta to fall off prematurely. The risks to the baby cannot be ignored either. During the fetal transfer process, it is not ruled out that the baby is severely hypoxic due to the umbilical cord around the neck, and can only be transferred to a cesarean section in a hurry. In this way, it is better to directly transfer the safety of cesarean section.
Therefore, many doctors would rather directly advise families and patients to have a cesarean section rather than take this risk.
It can be seen from this that only doctors with strong enough technology dare to continue to perform abortion on mothers under difficult conditions in an effort to ensure smooth delivery. In the eyes of doctors, what is the best situation to have to transfer the fetus. Of course, the doctor does not force the baby to change the position. It is safest if the baby can return to the correct position in the mother's womb, which can avoid any damage caused by external brute force to the mother and the child.
Don't force the baby to turn, how to let the baby turn by himself, the baby can't understand what the doctor and mother say. It is indeed a very advanced knowledge to let the baby understand the information sent by the doctor and the mother, and it is a knowledge that many medical professionals are striving for.
In clinical practice, there is still a bit of experience accumulated by the predecessors that can be used for reference by on-site doctors.
Think of the baby lying in the mother's womb as a self-conscious sphere. If there is a more spacious space, it is more comfortable for the ball to roll in, and naturally, the baby will turn itself. Based on this assumption, after clinically finding that the fetal position is not correct in the third trimester, the obstetrician will first teach the mother to do gymnastics to correct the fetal position. The most common is the knee-chest recumbency exercise mentioned earlier.
clear the whole idea, Xie Wanying said to the extra bed No. 3: "Come on, I will help you change the position and teach the baby how to turn back to the correct position."
Her eyes were firm and her tone was sonorous and powerful.
Extra bed No. 3 felt that her clenched hand had injected a powerful force into him, and couldn't help but nodded.
(end of this chapter)
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