'I'm ready for you, baby, why won't you come?' Further discussion around the issue of post dates pregnancy and the intervention of induction of labour.

Prolonged pregnancy (PP) continues to avoid consensus of approach amongst midwives, obstetricians and researchers. Establishing solid evidence-based practice is probably ethically beyond our reach. Midwives exist to keep birth normal; to maintain normalcy of other aspects, within any intervention pr...

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Publicado en:New Zealand College of Midwives Journal no. 33; pp. 11 - 15
Autor principal: Davies R
Formato: Journal Article
Publicado: New Zealand College of Midwives Oct2005
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          Labor, Induced
          Pregnancy, Prolonged
          Female
          Labor, Induced Adverse Effects
          Midwifery
          Nomenclature
          Pregnancy
          Professional Practice, Evidence-Based
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      ab: Prolonged pregnancy (PP) continues to avoid consensus of approach amongst midwives, obstetricians and researchers. Establishing solid evidence-based practice is probably ethically beyond our reach. Midwives exist to keep birth normal; to maintain normalcy of other aspects, within any intervention process. The issue of PP is complex and the intervention not without risk. The woman's feeling about waiting, and about choosing to end the wait, are known to be significant in the success of the management. Critical to her feelings is her understanding. In this second article on prolonged pregnancy the author discusses the associated terminology, the current understanding of the spontaneous, natural end to a pregnancy and reports on sequelae of the choice of induction to end the pregnancy when the only, and dubious, deviation is that the woman is 'post dates'.
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