| Her last child weighed 4.4 kg at birth and slight shoulder dystocia was noted at delivery. |
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| Less commonly, shoulder dystocia results from impaction of the posterior shoulder on the sacral promontory. |
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| Mott's family started selecting sires for lower birth weights years ago, sacrificing some growth but reducing dystocia. |
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| Radiographic pelvimetry alone as a predictor of dystocia has not been shown to have benefit and, therefore, is not recommended. |
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| In gestational diabetes, shoulder dystocia is the complication most anticipated at the time of delivery. |
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| However, other studies have found medium heritabilities for dystocia, metritis, milk fever and mastitis. |
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| The midwife pressed for a C-section, saying if I continued to labor I risked the chance of infection or shoulder dystocia. |
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| Additional prospective studies are necessary to establish the usefulness of this diagnostic modality to predict dystocia, so it is not recommended at this time. |
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| The Gaskin Maneuver is used for shoulder dystocia, when a baby's head is born but her shoulders are stuck in the birth canal. |
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| The main causes of maternal mortality are well known: postpartum hemorrhage, eclampsia, dystocia and sepsis. |
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| Other than deaths associated with dystocia, postnatal survival was not affected. |
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| Sheiner et al.31 did not find an increased risk for shoulder dystocia in the obese population. |
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| This yields more Jerseys, as well as allows those Holstein heifers to avoid dystocia problems, therefore making them more productive on average. |
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| The prevailing thinking is that the time window in which to resolve a shoulder dystocia before asphyxial insult is about 4 minutes. |
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| It is an appropriate way to allow resolution of the dystocia, after clearing the airway and checking for a nuchal cord. |
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| On the other hand, we know that not every macrosomic infant results in obstructed labor or shoulder dystocia. |
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| Reduce maternal mortality: maternal deaths from obstetric causes will be reduced by half, in particular by reducing rates of puerperal infections caused by eclampsia, haemorrhaging and dystocia, and by improving medical care. |
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| Maternal and fetal deaths seen in naproxen treated rats were, therefore, apparently related to dystocia rather than to a direct toxic effect of the compound. |
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| Excess dietary energy can often contribute to increase pup morbidity and excessive maternal weight gain, which dramatically increases the chance of dystocia during parturition. |
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| Obstetric emergencies covered include shoulder dystocia, unexpected breech or emergency twin birth, sepsis, hemorrhage, eclampsia, and prolapsed cord. |
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| Treatment with diclofenac sodium in the Segment I and III studies was generally associated with a slight increase in gestation and occasional dystocia, resulting in increased perinatal mortality. |
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| A 25-year-old primigravid woman at term with dystocia in labour was sent for a lower segment caesarean section. |
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| Iris, who weighed 11lb 9oz, had got stuck during delivery due to a rare medical emergency called shoulder dystocia. |
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| He had a severe shoulder dystocia and was born after his mother had a symphsiotomy. |
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| Gaumard's complete Victoria system includes comprehensive clinical scenarios, including shoulder dystocia and postpartum hemorrhage. |
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| However, there is not enough research regarding the relationship between stall type and some health problems, especially dystocia or RP, which negatively affects reproduction. |
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| It was undisputed that shoulder dystocia occurred during Hector's birth. |
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