Sentence examples for as a breech from inspiring English sources

More specific limitations, relevant to the clinical problems, include the fact that a caesarean section that occurs in a woman with hepatitis may not be solely because of the hepatitis B or C, but for a valid clinical reason, such as a breech presentation.

An advantage to a hospital birth is immediate access to emergency care if baby or mother require unexpected intensive care or there are unexpected complications such as a breech baby or other possible issues.

At the première in November, Tom Fashion was instead played as a breeches role by Mary Kent, an unusual piece of emergency casting that puts a different face on a uniquely frank homosexual scene where Tom keeps skipping nimbly out of the way of the matchmaker Coupler's lecherous groping.

Alma's first child Maria, known as Putzi, was a breech birth.

One ethnic minority woman was described by a care professional as, '… she had had a breech birth.

Later he met a doctor and learned that the woman's symptoms suggested that she had died as a result of a "breech presentation" (1 in 25 births, where a baby is positioned feet and/or butt first; it is not considered life threatening in proximity of adequate medical care).

The exclusion criteria included contraindications to ECV such as women presenting with a breech in labour, multiple pregnancy, previous caesarean section, severe fetal anomaly, ruptured membranes and indications for caesarean section anyway.

She was dismissed from college; when she went into labour the nurses called her Dracula's Daughter and, almost fatally, as the child was in a breech position, ignored her.

One previous study developed a pamphlet for women with a breech pregnancy as a part of a series of eight maternity evidence-based leaflets.

These results have dramatically altered a woman's options if she has a breech presentation at term, as CS is now offered as the safest and in many institutions the only, management option.

Four main themes emerged from the data collected during interviews with pregnant women with a breech presentation: ECV as a means of enabling natural birth; concerns about ECV; lay and professional accounts of ECV; and breech presentation as a means of choosing planned CS.