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Successful management of severe aortocaval compression in twin pregnancy
Obstetrics and Gynecology
|September 1, 1975
In a patient with severe aortocaval compression, simultaneous brachial and femoral blood pressure measurements demonstrated the need for a 30 degrees left-down tilt to avoid significant obstruction of the vessels. When emergency cesarean section became necessary, proper positioning of the patient was readily accomplished.
In a patient with severe aortocaval compression, simultaneous brachial and femoral blood pressure measurements demonstrated the need for a 30 degrees left-down tilt to avoid significant obstruction of the vessels. When emergency cesarean section became necessary, proper positioning of the patient was readily accomplished.