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The discussions reveal a moderate level of agreement and engagement, with some posters referencing systematic reviews like Cochrane and discussing procedural complications such as instrument-assisted deliveries, reflecting their concern about balancing pain relief options without compromising access. The tone is clinical and pragmatic, emphasizing real-world implications, which contributes to the overall moderate impact rating.
Most discussions reflect a cautious support or acceptance of the publication's perspective, especially regarding maintaining access to pain management options.
Participants demonstrate moderate interest, with comments referencing clinical decisions, Cochrane reviews, and practical implications.
The conversations include specific references to procedures, potential complications, and evidence, indicating a moderate level of thoughtful engagement.
The discussions show recognition of the article's relevance to clinical practice and patient care considerations, suggesting a moderate impact on the field.
@mar_perez_ruiz La próxima vez, les dices que de la cochrane https://t.co/53N976nvDi
@jabberwock951 @susan_bewley @alf_collins @drruthannharpur @pash22 @ASTC108 @DrNickB_ObAnaes @CasualtySurgeon @chungopailot @NICEComms @BlottMaggie @jimgthornton @catherineroyuk @OAAinfo @RCObsGyn @EdzardErnst Under discussion is not whether they are equivalent but whether it is ok to consider their use without compromising access to pharmacological pain management. These may be helpful - Epidural versus no analgesia https://t.co/iZ9ni34oRJ
RT @par1701: @mar_perez_ruiz La próxima vez, les dices que de la cochrane https://t.co/53N976nvDi
RT @par1701: @mar_perez_ruiz La próxima vez, les dices que de la cochrane https://t.co/53N976nvDi
This review examines whether different birthing positions during the second stage of labor have benefits or risks for mothers, babies, and caregivers, especially for women without epidural anesthesia. Findings suggest…
@jabberwock951 @susan_bewley @alf_collins @drruthannharpur @pash22 @ASTC108 @DrNickB_ObAnaes @CasualtySurgeon @chungopailot @NICEComms @BlottMaggie @jimgthornton @catherineroyuk @OAAinfo @RCObsGyn @EdzardErnst Under discussion is not whether they are equivalent but whether it is ok to consider their use without compromising access to pharmacological pain management. These may be helpful - Epidural versus no analgesia https://t.co/iZ9ni34oRJ
RT @par1701: @mar_perez_ruiz La próxima vez, les dices que de la cochrane https://t.co/53N976nvDi
RT @par1701: @mar_perez_ruiz La próxima vez, les dices que de la cochrane https://t.co/53N976nvDi
@mar_perez_ruiz La próxima vez, les dices que de la cochrane https://t.co/53N976nvDi
@raperadelpp com que dorm la part inferior del cos pot afavorir que s’hagin d’utilitzar instrument pel part (https://t.co/eziRZEqug7), com els forceps, que tenen una serie de complications com per la mare com el fetus (https://t.co/andzwMyJ29)
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Operative vaginal delivery: Practice 2011;(12):CD000331. DOI: 10.1002/14651858.CD000331.pub3. patterns and outcomes at a tertiary general hospital ...
https://doi.org/10.1002/14651858.CD003401.pub3. [9] Gambling D, Berkowitz J ... https://doi.org/10.1002/14651858.CD000331.pub4. 29. Highlights. • The ...
CD000331 〈http://onlinelibrary.weily.com/doi/10.1002/14651858.CD000331. Care of Healthy Women and their Babies During Childbirth. 〈http://www.nice. pub3 ...
DOI: 10.1002/14651858.CD000331.pub3. lytic therapy: American Society of Regional Anesthesia (Level III) [PubMed] [Full Text] ^ and Pain Medicine Evidence ...
No.: CD000331. https://doi.org/10.1002/14651858. cd000331.pub3 [7.] Birthplace in England Collaborative Group. Perinatal and maternal outcomes by planned ...
Who decides the 10.1002/14651858.CD000331.pub3] position for birth? - a follow up study of a randomized. Atwood 1976 controlled trial. International ...
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