Maternal position change to correct posterior position the clinical observation of transverse occipital.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Maternal position change to correct posterior position the clinical observation of transverse occipital [Abstract] Objective To observe the change in maternal position in the posterior position and occipital transverse effect of childbirth. Methods 510 cases of posterior position active, healthy full-term pregnancy pillow maternity transverse position, position changes randomly divided into two groups (study group and general position (the control group, observed rate of the mode of delivery and natural childbirth. Results observation group was 86.52% of the natural childbirth. the control group was 52.67% of natural childbirth. Conclusion labor posterior position after the early detection, occipital transverse position and changes in maternal position, can prevent persistent occiput posterior position, the incidence of occipital transverse position, reduce dystocia, improving the quality of vaginal delivery. [Keywords:] maternal posture posterior position transverse vaginal delivery rate Abnormal fetal position is one of the factors common cause of dystocia. Occipital anterior position during labor (about 90% of the normal fetal position, while about 10% of abnormal fetal position, abnormal fetal head position in which the majority, because the fetal head rotation in the pelvic cavity caused by blocked persistent occipito transverse position and persistent occiput posterior position, can affect the natural birth rate. fetal head in occiput posterior position or pillow transverse convergence process in the fall, such as giving appropriate treatment can be transferred into the anterior position and natural childbirth. The units of labor used in the first post told his maternal side of the prone position while strengthening the contractions of the way forward in the vast majority occipital fetal head can turn 135 ° or 90 °, turn into a pillow anterior and natural childbirth, a sustained reduction occipito posterior and occipital