VERSION
DEFINITION
It is a manipulative procedure designed to
change the lie or to bring the comparatively
favourable pole to the lower pole of the
uterus.
TYPES: According to the methods employed,
TYPES
EXTERNAL
CEPHALIC
VERSION
EXTERNAL CEPHALIC
VERSION
EXTERNAL CEPHALICVERSION
• External cephalicversion is done
to bring the favourable cephalic
pole in the lower pole of the
uterus Breech presentation
INDICATIONS
• Breecvh presentation
• Transverse lie
PROCEDURES
In breech presentation-The maneuver
is carried out after 35 weeks in the
labour-delivery complex.
• Any one of the following tocolytic drugs
(Terbutaline-0.25 mg S.C or Isoxsuprine 50-
100 µg IV)
• ultrasound examination is done to confirm the
diagnosis and adequacy of amniotic flood
volume.
• A reactive NST should precede the manoeuvre
• PRELIMINARIES:
• The patient is asked to empty her bladder.
• She is to lie on her back with the shoulders
slightly raised and the thighs slightly flexed.
• Abdomen is fully exposed.
• The presentation, position of the back and limbs
are checked
• FHR is auscultated.
ACTUAL STEPS
Forward somersault movement:
• Step-1: The breech is mobilised using both hands
to one iliac fossa towards which the back of the
fetus lies
• The podalic pole is grasped by the right hand in a
manner like that of Pawlik's grip while the head is
grasped by the left hand.
• Step-II: The pressure is now exerted to the
head and the breech in the opposite directions
to keep the trunk well flexed which facilitates
version. The pressure should be intermittent to
push the head down towards the pelvis and the
breech sowards the fundus until the lie
becomes transverse. The FHR is once more to
be checked.
ACTUAL STEPS
INSTRUCTIONS:
(1) The patient is advised for follow up to check
the corrected position
(2) To report if there is vaginal bleeding or
escape of liquor amnii or labour starts.
(3) Rh-negative non-immunised women must be
protected by intramuscular administration of
100 ug anti-D gamma globulin

EXTERNAL CEPHALIC VERSION OBG NOTES .pptx

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    DEFINITION It is amanipulative procedure designed to change the lie or to bring the comparatively favourable pole to the lower pole of the uterus. TYPES: According to the methods employed,
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    EXTERNAL CEPHALICVERSION • Externalcephalicversion is done to bring the favourable cephalic pole in the lower pole of the uterus Breech presentation
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    INDICATIONS • Breecvh presentation •Transverse lie PROCEDURES In breech presentation-The maneuver is carried out after 35 weeks in the labour-delivery complex.
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    • Any oneof the following tocolytic drugs (Terbutaline-0.25 mg S.C or Isoxsuprine 50- 100 µg IV) • ultrasound examination is done to confirm the diagnosis and adequacy of amniotic flood volume. • A reactive NST should precede the manoeuvre
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    • PRELIMINARIES: • Thepatient is asked to empty her bladder. • She is to lie on her back with the shoulders slightly raised and the thighs slightly flexed. • Abdomen is fully exposed. • The presentation, position of the back and limbs are checked • FHR is auscultated.
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    ACTUAL STEPS Forward somersaultmovement: • Step-1: The breech is mobilised using both hands to one iliac fossa towards which the back of the fetus lies • The podalic pole is grasped by the right hand in a manner like that of Pawlik's grip while the head is grasped by the left hand.
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    • Step-II: Thepressure is now exerted to the head and the breech in the opposite directions to keep the trunk well flexed which facilitates version. The pressure should be intermittent to push the head down towards the pelvis and the breech sowards the fundus until the lie becomes transverse. The FHR is once more to be checked.
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    INSTRUCTIONS: (1) The patientis advised for follow up to check the corrected position (2) To report if there is vaginal bleeding or escape of liquor amnii or labour starts. (3) Rh-negative non-immunised women must be protected by intramuscular administration of 100 ug anti-D gamma globulin