Sentence examples for delivery labour from inspiring English sources

Changes in elective delivery (labour induction and caesarean section) are changing the distribution of gestational age at or near term.

Details of delivery, labour room and hospital stay are shown in Table 3 including cross-tabulations by each abnormal BSID 111 subscale (≤ 85), using the latest Bayley assessment.

Among women who received prophylactic oxytocin after delivery, labour augmentation with oxytocin, considered globally, was not associated with a higher risk of severe PPH (adjusted OR: 1.1, 95% CI 0.8 to 1.5) (table 5).

The hospital records of each patient were reviewed and maternal obstetric information, details of the mode and place of delivery, labour room information and details of the infant's hospital stay were all recorded.

Maternal obstetric information: mode of delivery, labour complications (type of instrumental delivery, third/fourth degree perineal tear, postpartum haemorrhage, uterine rupture, foetal distress, cord prolapse, manual removal of placenta, meconium stained liquid and others), need and reason for induction of labour, indication for caesarean or operative vaginal delivery.

Participants told us that they prefer to deliver in health units, but they usually do not do so due to the many barriers such as the expensive maama kits required in health units for delivery, labour starting at night in absence of transportation and inaccessible health units that are often closed at night.

According to the policy guidelines, health centres can be reimbursed for two types of assisted deliveries: normal deliveries (no complications) and complicated deliveries (dystocic labour).

Only 15% of facilities reported that wiping of surfaces was done immediately after each delivery in labour rooms.

It has been reported that there was an increase in wound infection (RR = 3.5; 95% CI, 1.8-6.7) with caesarean delivery without labour compared with spontaneous vaginal delivery [ 12].

Iatrogenic early delivery through labour induction or cesarean delivery given suspected fetal or maternal compromise is part of the foundation of modern obstetrics [ 1].

The mother-in-law, aunt, or sisters-in-law are readily available to escort pregnant women to the hospital for delivery when labour starts.