THE ZAVANELLI MANEUVER: A DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVE
Some obstetricians recommend the Zavanelli maneuver to resolve shoulder dystocia. Descriptions in the literature report an almost automatic ease in performance of the maneuver. We report a case of severe shoulder dystocia in which management with the Zavanelli maneuver and immediate cesarean was ext...
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| description | Some obstetricians recommend the Zavanelli maneuver to resolve shoulder dystocia. Descriptions in the literature report an almost automatic ease in performance of the maneuver. We report a case of severe shoulder dystocia in which management with the Zavanelli maneuver and immediate cesarean was extremely difficult. The procedure involved exact reversal of all the cardinal movements of labor, and the delivery required terbutaline, general anesthesia, and added personnel to ensure successful extraction of the fetus. A delivery requiring the Zavanelli maneuver can be difficult to perform and may be worsened by insufficient personnel and inexact reversal of all the cardinal movements of labor. |
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