hartiasynnytys
Hartiasynnytys, also known as shoulder dystocia, is a childbirth complication that occurs when one or both of the baby's shoulders become stuck in the mother's pelvis after the head has been delivered. This condition is a medical emergency that requires prompt intervention to prevent harm to both the baby and the mother.
The most common cause of shoulder dystocia is when the baby's shoulders are wider than its head,
When shoulder dystocia occurs, the baby's head may emerge but then retract against the mother's perineum, a
Immediate management involves various maneuvers performed by the medical team to free the baby's shoulders. These
The risks associated with shoulder dystocia are significant. For the baby, potential complications include brachial plexus
Prevention strategies focus on identifying risk factors during pregnancy and labor. Close monitoring of labor progress