Eine strukturierte und fotografische Dokumentation der Vakuumentbindung

Zusammenfassung

Eine fotografische Dokumentation der Vakuummarke am kindlichen Kopf macht die korrekte Platzierung der Vakuumglocke reproduzierbar und hilft insbesondere bei der Senkung der maternalen Morbidität infolge einer Vakuumentbindung.

Abstract

The correct placement of the vacuum cup is essential to reduce both maternal and neonatal morbidity after a vacuum-assisted vaginal delivery. Therefore, a checklist based report with all relevant clinical findings and a photo of the infant’s head with the location of vacuum tag was introduced to make the exact application of the cup reproducible for. training/instruction purpose.

Schlüsselwörter

Vaginal-operative Entbindung - Geburtsverletzung - Vakuumextraktion

Key words

instrumental vaginal delivery - obstetric trauma - operative vaginal delivery - vacuum extraction

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