L8: Contracted Pelvis & Cephalopelvic Disproportion Flashcards

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Read Dystocia

Def of Contracted Pelvis

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Def of Cephalopelvic or fetopelvic disproportion

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Disproportion () head & pelvis (in cephalic presentation) or () fetus & pelvis (in presentations other than cephalic)

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Compare between CP & CPD

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Factors affecting size & shape of pelvis

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Classification of contracted pelvis

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Etiology of Contracted Pelvis

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  • Causes in Pelvis
  • Causes in Spine
  • Causes in LLs
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Contracted Pelvis

  • Causes of Pelvis
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  • Congenital
  • Metabolic
  • Trauma
  • Tumor
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Pelvic Causes of Contracted Pelvis

  • Congenital
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Naegele’s Pelvis

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Absence of 1 ala of sacrum (obliquely CP or asymmetric pelvis).

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Robert’s Pelvis

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Absence of 2 alae of sacrum (transversely (PI)

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High assimilation Pelvis

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Sacrum is made of 6 fused segments.

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Low assimilation Pelvis

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Sacrum is made of 4 fused segments.

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Split Pelvis

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Absent pubic bone usually associated e ectopia vesica)

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Pelvic Causes of Contracted Pelvis

  • Metabolic Causes
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Pelvic Causes of Contracted Pelvis

  • Trauma
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Fractures

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Pelvic Causes of Contracted Pelvis

  • Tumor
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osteoma, …..

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Causes of Contracted Pelvis

  • Spine Causes
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Causes of Contracted Pelvis

  • LLs Causes
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Etiology of CPD

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Complications of CP & CPD

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  • Maternal
  • Fetal
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Complications of CP & CPD

  • Maternal
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  • During pregnancy
  • During Labor
  • During Puerperium
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Complications of CP & CPD

  • Maternal (During Pregnancy)
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Complications of CP & CPD

  • Maternal (During Labor)
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Complications of CP & CPD

  • Maternal (During Puerperium)
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PPH & puerperal sepsis.

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Complications of **CP & CPD** - Fetal & Neonatal
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Dx of **CP & CPD**
(history -Ex - Pelvimetry - Cephalometry - CPD Tests)
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Dx of **CP & CPD** - Hx
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Dx of **CP & CPD** - General Ex
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Dx of **CP & CPD** - Abdominal Ex
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Dx of **CP & CPD** - Pelvimetry
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Pelvimetry of **CP & CPD** - Indications
Done for all primigravidas in last weeks of pregnancy & multiparas e bad obstetric history.
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Pelvimetry of **CP & CPD** - Time of Clinical Pelvimetry
Done at 36 wk through vaginal examination by Rt hand e patient in lithotomy position eout anesthesia
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Pelvimetry of **CP & CPD** - Method of Clinical Pelvimetry
- Internal & External
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Pelvimetry of **CP & CPD** - Internal Clinical Pelvimetry
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Pelvimetry of **CP & CPD** - External Clinical Pelvimetry
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Sacral promontory
Normally, not easily palpable.
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Diagonal conjugate diameter
Normally =12.5 cm.
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Sacrum
- For width, curve & any anomaly (normally it is broad & concave from above downwards & from side to side).
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Side walls of pelvis
To determine whether they are straight, divergent or convergent.
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Ischial spines
To determine whether they are prominent or not & measure distance ( ) them (normally = 10 cm)
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Sacrospinous ligament
Normally = 2 fingers breadth (3.5 cm)
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Width of sacrosciatic notch
Normally accommodates 2 fingers.
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Mobility of coccyx
Normally, it is mobile) & can recede backwards easily.
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AP diameter of outlet
Measured by the same manner as diagonal conjugate but tip of middle finger touches tip of sacrum,
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Capacity of subpubic angle
Normally, angle can accommodate 2 (fingers near apex eout any difficulty
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External Pelvimetry - Inlet pelvimetry
Measure diameters of false pelvis by Martin's pelvimeter (has little importance).
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External Pelvimetry - Outlet Pelvimetry
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Radiological Pelviemtry
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Cephalometry
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Time of **CPD Tests**
After 36 weeks if head isn't engaged especially in primigravidas).
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Idea of **CPD Tests**
- Fetal head is used as a pelvimeter (fetal head is the best pelvimeter for inlet).
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Methods of **CPD Tests**
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Methods of **CPD Tests** - Pinard Maneuver (External Method)
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Methods of **CPD Tests** - Muller-Kerr's Maneuver (External & Internal Method) "More accurate"
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Disadvantages of **CPD Tests**
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Results of **CPD Tests**
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Results of **CPD Tests** - No disproportion
Head can be made to enter pelvis
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Results of **CPD Tests** - Disproportion
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Def of **Pelvic Inlet Contraction**
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Degrees of **Pelvic Inlet Contraction**
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Effects of **Pelvic Inlet Contraction**
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Clinical Dx of **Pelvic Inlet Contraction**
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Management of **Pelvic Inlet Contraction**
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Def of **Trial Labor**
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Patient Selection for **Trial Labor**
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Prerequisities in **Trial Labor**
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Technique of **Trial Labor**
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Manifestations of Progress in **Trial Labor** (Good Omens)
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Termination (Results) of **Trial Labor**