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The collection of discussions demonstrates enthusiastic support for the publication, emphasizing key findings like fewer maneuvers and lower cesarean rates with upright vaginal breech delivery, reflected in words such as 'reductions' and 'better outcomes.' The tone combines factual referencing with clinical relevance, illustrating a high level of interest and engagement that could impact future obstetric practices.
Most discussions support the idea that upright breech delivery improves outcomes, citing reductions in maneuvers, injuries, and cesarean rates.
Posts show high curiosity and focus on the topic, especially around the benefits and safety of the upright position.
Participants reference specific studies, numbers, and clinical implications, indicating deep engagement with the data.
The discussions highlight potential shifts in clinical practice, suggesting the research could influence delivery methods and obstetric guidelines.
Upright vaginal breech delivery was associated with reductions in duration of the second stage of labour, manoeuvres required, maternal/neonatal injuries, and cesarean rate when compared with vaginal delivery in the dorsal position: https://t.co/ttttrIOPeX https://t.co/H9AqzBTzcj
Upright vaginal breech delivery was associated with reductions in duration of the second stage of labor, maneuvers required, maternal/neonatal injuries, and cesarean rate when compared with vaginal delivery in the dorsal position: https://t.co/IGq8CGstik #MostCited https://t.co/8jY0vsuA1n
Upright vaginal breech delivery was associated with reductions in duration of the second stage of labor, maneuvers required, maternal/neonatal injuries, and cesarean rate when compared with vaginal delivery in the dorsal position: https://t.co/CS0ciFMlqy #MostCited https://t.co/GCcjdgbusj
@sofeachipscake Ada nah. Breech normal delivery tapi on all 4 https://t.co/qgFWUxUcrd
@DocTMP And this: https://t.co/uPDwz30OLq
@spillane_emma @SagefemmeSB @fedupobstetric1 @SisterShawnRM Louwen is here. https://t.co/KDihjfKjVT Result of planned VB look good but confess it's not easy to understand the tables.
Upright vaginal breech delivery is associated with fewer delivery maneuvers, shorter second stage of labor, and reduced cesarean rates compared to dorsal position. It may be a safe option that improves outcomes in…
Upright vaginal breech delivery is associated with fewer delivery maneuvers, shorter labor, and lower cesarean rates, with neonatal birth injuries and serious lacerations being less common. It can be a safe, effective…
@sofeachipscake Ada nah. Breech normal delivery tapi on all 4 https://t.co/qgFWUxUcrd
https://t.co/FP9aQQPSXC
RT @IJGOLive: Upright vaginal breech delivery was associated with reductions in duration of the second stage of labour, manoeuvres required…
RT @IJGOLive: Upright vaginal breech delivery was associated with reductions in duration of the second stage of labour, manoeuvres required…
Upright vaginal breech delivery was associated with reductions in duration of the second stage of labour, manoeuvres required, maternal/neonatal injuries, and cesarean rate when compared with vaginal delivery in the dorsal position: https://t.co/ttttrIOPeX https://t.co/H9AqzBTzcj
@DocTMP And this: https://t.co/uPDwz30OLq
RT @IJGOLive: Upright vaginal breech delivery was associated with reductions in duration of the second stage of labor, maneuvers required,…
RT @IJGOLive: Upright vaginal breech delivery was associated with reductions in duration of the second stage of labor, maneuvers required,…
Upright vaginal breech delivery was associated with reductions in duration of the second stage of labor, maneuvers required, maternal/neonatal injuries, and cesarean rate when compared with vaginal delivery in the dorsal position: https://t.co/CS0ciFMlqy #MostCited https://t.co/GCcjdgbusj
Frankfurt study: Upright vs dorsal position for #breech birth: 17.5% of women in upright position ➡️ manoeuvres to release baby’s body (compared with 92.5% of those lying down) - Louwen, Daviss Johnson, Reitter 2017 https://t.co/PcNF0F9CYE
Breech birth in an upright position can lead to better outcomes for mother and baby. https://t.co/RanUz62Kgy
Upright vaginal breech delivery was associated with reductions in duration of the second stage of labor, maneuvers required, maternal/neonatal injuries, and cesarean rate when compared with vaginal delivery in the dorsal position: https://t.co/IGq8CGstik #MostCited https://t.co/8jY0vsuA1n
@spillane_emma @SagefemmeSB @fedupobstetric1 @SisterShawnRM Louwen is here. https://t.co/KDihjfKjVT Result of planned VB look good but confess it's not easy to understand the tables.
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