| Description |
1 online resource : color illustrations |
| Contents |
Intro; Preface; Contents; New Concept of Fetal Station Based on the Trapezoidal Plane (T-Station); Proper Positions for Vacuum Extraction and Forceps Delivery; Largest Fetal Head Circumference; Occipitoanterior Position (Videos 1 and 2; Fig. 2); Frontoanterior Position (Videos 1 and 2; Fig. 2); Synclitism and Asynclitism; Station (De Lee); Trapezoidal Station (T-Station) Based on the Pelvic Axis; Pelvic Segmentation and the Method of Comprehensive Fetal Head Descent Assessment; Difference from ACOG in descriptions of forceps procedures; References |
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Properties and Characteristics of Forceps DeliveryIndications and Prerequisites for Forceps Deliveries; Indications; Prerequisites; Certainty of Low Forceps; Delivery Prospects; Optimal Timing of Forceps Delivery; Preparation for Forceps Delivery; Differences Between Vacuum Extraction and Forceps Delivery; Vacuum Extraction Versus Forceps; Problems of Vacuum Extraction Delivery in Japan; References; Techniques for the Forceps Procedure; The Structure of the Forceps; Prior to Implementation of the Forceps Procedure: Importance of the Pelvic Examination; Occipitoanterior Presentation |
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Application of UTokyo Naegele ForcepsOblique Presentation; Manual Rotation (Fig. 9); Oblique Presentation with the Sagittal Suture Making an Angle of Less Than 45°; Frontoanterior Presentation; Difficult Cases; Failed Forceps; Difficulty with Forceps Insertion; Difficulty with Traction and Slippage; Complications; Lacerations; Increased Bleeding; Fetal Complications; References; UTokyo Kielland Forceps; Techniques of UTokyo Kielland Forceps; Pelvic Examination; Simulated Holding of the Forceps; Insertion of the Forceps; Locking of the Forceps; Trial Traction; Rotation and Traction |
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Removal of the ForcepsReference; Education; The History of the Instrumental Vaginal Delivery; Training Curriculum for Forceps-Assisted Vaginal Delivery; Simulation Training for Assisted Vaginal Delivery; References |
| Summary |
This book offers a highly informative guide to forceps devices and delivery techniques. Extensive figures and animations offer readers vivid insights into the fetus station, pelvis, and inserted forceps. The book covers normal presentation and abnormal rotation, presentation and attitudes, and especially focuses on the assessment of fetal descent. It discusses the problem with conventional fetal station, and explains the revised one based on the trapezoidal plane. Instrumental delivery is chosen in cases of worrisome fetal status, protracted labor, or maternal fatigue. Forceps can provides a greater pulling power than vacuum extraction, and the fetus can be delivered in a short time, though this technique calls for experience and technical proficiency. The book argues that in order to ensure safe and reliable forceps delivery, assessment of the fetal station and the site of the largest fetal head circumference is critical. The book offers a new and indispensable reference guide for all obstetricians, not only for residents, but also for all experienced professionals involved in the training of beginners, and even for those using vacuum extraction who would like to assess the fetus more objective and practically |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references |
| Notes |
Online resource; title from PDF title page (EBSCO, viewed April 10, 2018) |
| Subject |
Delivery (Obstetrics)
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Fetal presentation.
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Obstetrical forceps.
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Obstetrical extraction.
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Delivery, Obstetric
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Labor Presentation
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Obstetrical Forceps
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Gynaecology & obstetrics.
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MEDICAL -- Gynecology & Obstetrics.
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Delivery (Obstetrics)
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Fetal presentation
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Obstetrical extraction
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Obstetrical forceps
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Takeda, Satoru, editor.
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| ISBN |
9789811047350 |
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9811047359 |
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9789811047367 |
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9811047367 |
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9789811338410 |
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9811338418 |
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