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Intrapartum ultrasound diagnosis of nuchal cord as a decisive factor in management
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology
|October 1, 1985
Reported is the case of a patient who presented in labor with a fetal heart rate tracing that showed repetitive variable decelerations. Time lapse between presentation and delivery was minimized by the ultrasound confirmation of a nuchal cord. Delivery by cesarean section was elected rather than making further attempts at maternal repositioning.
Reported is the case of a patient who presented in labor with a fetal heart rate tracing that showed repetitive variable decelerations. Time lapse between presentation and delivery was minimized by the ultrasound confirmation of a nuchal cord. Delivery by cesarean section was elected rather than making further attempts at maternal repositioning.