L5: Malpresentation & Malposition (Cord) Flashcards

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Def of Cord Presentation & Prolapse

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  • Presence of umbilical cord below or beside presenting part.
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Incidence of Cord Presentation & Prolapse

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Types of Cord Presentation & Prolapse

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Types of Cord Presentation & Prolapse

  • Cord Presentation
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umbilical cord below presenting part + intact membranes.

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5
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Types of Cord Presentation & Prolapse

  • Overt Cord Prolapse
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  • Umbilical cord below presenting part + ruptured
    membranes. (umbilical cord descends though cervix into vagina).
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Types of Cord Presentation & Prolapse

  • Occult Cord Prolapse
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  • Umbilical cord is palpable only beside presenting part + ruptured membranes.
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Types of Cord Presentation & Prolapse

  • Cord Expression
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  • Umbilical cord is visible outside vulva.
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Etiology of Cord Presentation & Prolapse

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Etiology of Cord Presentation & Prolapse

  • Faults in passages
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  • Contracted pelvis & pelvic tumors
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Etiology of Cord Presentation & Prolapse

  • Faults in passengers
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Etiology of Cord Presentation & Prolapse

  • Iatrogenic
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  • AROM e high head or malpresentation + polyhydramnios.
  • Version & extraction.
  • Disengagement of head.
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Dx of Cord Presentation & Prolapse

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Dx of Cord Presentation & Prolapse

  • Suspicion
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  • By presence of unusual & unexplained fetal distress diagnosed by:

a. changes in FHR after uterine contractions
b. prolonged bradycardia.
c. meconium-stained liquor.

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14
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Dx of Cord Presentation & Prolapse

  • PV
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  • Cord is felt as a rope below or beside presenting part or visualized outside vulva.
  • Detect condition of membranes (intact or ruptured): To determine whether it is cord presentation or prolapse.
  • Detect cord pulsations
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Management of Cord Presentation & Prolapse

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Management of Cord Presentation & Prolapse

  • overt cord prolapse or cord expression
17
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Management of Cord Presentation & Prolapse

  • Cord presentation
18
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Management of Cord Presentation & Prolapse

  • Occult cord prolapse
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Complications of Cord Presentation & Prolapse

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Cord Presentation & Prolapse

  • Prognostic Factors