Neonatal outcomes of deliveries in occiput posterior position when delayed pushing is practiced: a cohort study
Abstract Background To examine the impact of occiput posterior position, compared to occiput anterior position, on neonatal outcomes in a setting where delayed pushing is practiced. The specific aim was to estimate the risk of acidaemia. Methods Cohort study from a university hospital in Sweden betw...
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