Lecture-31 Instrumental Delivery
Lecture-31 Instrumental Delivery
Lecture-31 Instrumental Delivery
Prepared by:
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Obstetric forceps
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Varieties of forceps
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Varieties of forceps
1. Long curved
3. Wrigley’s
4. Kielland’s
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Type of forceps application
1. High forceps
4. Outlet forceps:
– Fetal head visible at pelvic floor
– Position: DOA,LOP,ROP
– Crowning
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Pre-requisites of forceps application
1. Head Engaged
2. Cx Dilated
3. Membrane ruptured
5. No CPD
6. Empty bladder
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Indication of forceps application
2. Maternal distress
4. Fetal distress
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Identifying blade: Rt. & Lt.
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Apply left blade 1st and hold it in position
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Apply right blade
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Lock both blades together
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Direction of pull on low forceps
application
1. Downward and backward
until head comes to perineum
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Pull Downward Anteriorly Upward
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Complication
• PPH
• Fetal injury:
– Facial bruising
– Facial nerve injury
– Cephalhematoma
– Skull fracture
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Vacuum extraction
Contraindication: Pre-requisites:
• Non-vertex presentation: • Engaged head
– Face
– Brow
– Breech • Membrane ruptured
• No bony resistance
below head
• Cx >6-8cm
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Mnemonic for Vacuum Extraction
B Bladder empty.
D Determine position
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F Apply the cup over the sagittal suture and in relation
to the posterior Fontanelle.
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Vacuum Devices
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Vacuum extractor
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Silicon cup
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Plastic cups
Disposable Plastic Cup(DPC)(Mityvac device)
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Metal cup
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Rigid Metal cups
(Also k/a
Malmstrom cup)
Parts
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Cup applied to scalp
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Traction on vacuum cup
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Head rotates itself on traction
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Artificial caput formation
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Cephalic Hematoma
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Complication
2. Sloughing of scalp
3. Cephalhematoma
4. Subaponeurotic
bleeding
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