1980Australian and New Zealand Journal of Obstetrics and GynaecologyRequires access

Perinatal Mortality in Vaginal Breech Delivery in Tasmania

Joseph F. Correy

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A Tasmanian survey from 1975 to 1978 inclusive is presented of 742 vaginal breech deliveries and 26,424 cephalic deliveries of infants weighing 1,000 g or more. There was a significantly higher intrapartum and neonatal death rate associated with the preterm breech delivery; Caesarean section is advocated for this group.

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A Tasmanian survey from 1975 to 1978 inclusive is presented of 742 vaginal breech deliveries and 26,424 cephalic deliveries of infants weighing 1,000 g or more. There was a significantly higher intrapartum and neonatal death rate associated with the preterm breech delivery; Caesarean section is advocated for this group.

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A Tasmanian survey from 1975 to 1978 inclusive is presented of 742 vaginal breech deliveries and 26,424 cephalic deliveries of infants weighing 1,000 g or more. There was a significantly higher intrapartum and neonatal death rate associated with the preterm breech delivery; Caesarean section is advocated for this group.

Key concepts: Breech delivery, Breech presentation, Caesarean section, Perinatal mortality, Obstetrics, Medicine, Vaginal delivery, Neonatal death

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