The clinical efficacy and safety analysis of fetal distress of cesarean section and vaginal midwifery in the second stage of pregnancy
Cai Mi
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Cai Mi
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Objective To investigate the clinical efficacy and safety of fetal distress of cesarean section and vaginal midwifery in the second stage of pregnancy.Methods Sixty-five cases of pregnant women due to fetal distress vaginal midwifery selected as the observation group from our hospital during the period from October 2009 to June 2012,and 65 cases were selected in the second stage of labor before and after cesarean section due to fetal distress as the control group.The umbilical cord factors,placental factors,maternal factors and fetal development factors of the two groups were recorded.The improvements of the two ways of fatal distress were compared.Results The incidence of umbilical cord factors and placental factors of the patients accounted for 72.3%(47/65) and 34.3%(12/65),was significantly higher than 53.8%(35/65) and 17.1%(6/65) of the control group,the difference was statistically significant(P0.05);the incidence of maternal factors and fetal development factors of the two groups accounted for 10.8%(7/65),6.2%(4/65)and 9.2%(6/65),7.8%(5/65),the difference was not statistically significant(P0.05);the fetal distress clinical improvement rate of the observation group was 92.3%(60/65),was significantly higher than 76.9%(50/65) of the control group,the difference was statistically significant(P0.05).Conclusion Fetal distress were occurred in the second stage and the appropriate mode of delivery should be selected due to the pregnant women and the fetus as well as the doctor 's proficiency,we should timely rescue the newborns,and end the delivery as fast as we can.Only in this way can we improve the clinical symptoms of fetal distress.
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Objective To investigate the clinical efficacy and safety of fetal distress of cesarean section and vaginal midwifery in the second stage of pregnancy.Methods Sixty-five cases of pregnant women due to fetal distress vaginal midwifery selected as the observation group from our hospital during the period from October 2009 to June 2012,and 65 cases were selected in the second stage of labor before and after cesarean section due to fetal distress as the control group.The umbilical cord factors,placental factors,maternal factors and fetal development factors of the two groups were recorded.The improvements of the two ways of fatal distress were compared.Results The incidence of umbilical cord factors and placental factors of the patients accounted for 72.3%(47/65) and 34.3%(12/65),was significantly higher than 53.8%(35/65) and 17.1%(6/65) of the control group,the difference was statistically significant(P0.05);the incidence of maternal factors and fetal development factors of the two groups accounted for 10.8%(7/65),6.2%(4/65)and 9.2%(6/65),7.8%(5/65),the difference was not statistically significant(P0.05);the fetal distress clinical improvement rate of the observation group was 92.3%(60/65),was significantly higher than 76.9%(50/65) of the control group,the difference was statistically significant(P0.05).Conclusion Fetal distress were occurred in the second stage and the appropriate mode of delivery should be selected due to the pregnant women and the fetus as well as the doctor 's proficiency,we should timely rescue the newborns,and end the delivery as fast as we can.Only in this way can we improve the clinical symptoms of fetal distress.
Key concepts: Medicine, Fetal distress, Obstetrics, Umbilical cord, Vaginal delivery, Fetus, Incidence (geometry), Pregnancy