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Persalinan normal
Suatu keadaan fisiologis, normal dapat berlangsung sendiri tanpa
intervensi penolong.
Kelancaran persalinan tergantung 3 faktor P utama
Kekuatan ibu (power)
keadaan jalan lahir (passage)
keadaan janin (passanger).
(++ faktor2 "P" lainnya : psychology, physician, position)
keseimbangan / kesesuaian antara faktor-faktor "P" tersebut,
persalinan normal diharapkan dapat berlangsung.
Gangguan
PHYSIOLOGIC LABOR
SPONTANEOUS LABOR
PROBABILITY OF
AN OBSTETRIC COURSE
INPUT
(Pregnant woman)
PROCESS
(Labor)
OUTCOME
Mother Survive
Foetus
Death
Sequellae
PHYSIOLOGIC
PHYSIOLOGIC
PHYSIOLOGIC
PATHOLOGIC
PATHOLOGIC
PATHOLOGIC
DIAGNOSIS
PROGNOSIS
PROGNOSIS
Intervention
- Promotive
- Preventive
- Curative
- Promotive
- Preventive
- Curative
Promotive
Preventive
Curative
Rehabilitative
EUTOCIA ?
DYSTOCIA ?
DYSTOCIA
Abnormal labor
3 - P Abnormalities :
1. POWER
2. PASSENGER
3. PASSAGE
H i s / Labor pain
PATHOLOGIC PRESENTATION
POSITION :
POPP
DEFLECTION
BREECH PRESENTATION
TRANVERSE LIE
COMPOUND PRESENTATION
FOETAL ABNORMALITY :
LARGE BABY
HYDROCEPHALUS
PELVIC ABNORMALITIES
PELVIC IN LET
MID PELVIC
PELVIC OUTLET
PELVIC TUMOR
NARROWNESS OF VAGINA/VULVA
EXOSTOSIS
ETIOLOGY
Overuse of analgesics
Contracted pelvis
Malpresentation
Over extended uterus
Psychological factor
Differences of uterine
inertia
Incidence
Hypotonic
Hypertonic
Uterine Inertia Uterine Inertia
4 %
1%
Phase
Stage I - Active
Stage I Latent
Pain
None
Exagerated
Fetal
distress
Therapy
Slow onset
Rapid onset
Oxytocin
Sedative
Clinical values :
Dilatation
Complications
Prolonged labor :
Fetal morbidity
Maternal morbidity
MANAGEMENT
Caesarean Section
Caesarean section
MODE OF ADMINISTRATION :
Complications :
1. Fetal distress /Tetanic contraction
> Fetal heart beat : Irregular / > 160
> CTG : Late deceleration/Var.decel
2. UTERINE RUPTURE :
> Contraction disappeared
> FHB ( - )
PULSE : impalpable
MANAGEMENT OF COMPLICATIONS
Re evaluation
Fetal distress ( + )
CS
UTERINE RUPTURE :
Laparotomy
Hysteroraphy + Sterilization
Hysterectomy
RING OF BANDL
Round ligament tense & hard
Painful
Mother restlessness
MANAGEMENT :
PREGNANCY TERMINATION
1. CAESAREAN SECTION
2. FORCIPAL EXTRACTION
3. EMBRYOTOMY
4. DOUBLE SET UP
Constriction ring
Bandl ring
Locally thickness
Lower uterine
segment normal
Lower uterine
segment
stretched
Stage I II III
Stage II
Stationary
Getting higher
Palpable through
Palpable through
internal examination Abdominal wall
Good general cond
Prem rup membran /
operative delivery
Bad gen.condition
CPD
DYSTOCIA
PART - 2
CERVICAL DYSTOCIA
PASSENGER ABNORMALITIES
MALPOSITION
MALPRESENTATION
PHYSICAL ABNORMALITIES
MALPOSITION :
MALPRESENTATION
DEFLECTION :
1. Face presentation
2. Brow presentation
BREECH PRESENTATION
TRANVERSE LIE
COMPOUND PRESENTATION
DEFLECTION
FACE Pr
BROW Pr
Leopold II
Fabre angle
Fabre angle
Auscultation
Small part
Small part
Int.Exam
Orbital nose ,
Large fontanel
Large dilatation
mouth , chin
, frontal suture
orbital edge
Delivery
Chin ant : SP
CS
Chin post : CS
Forcipal Extraction
Maneuvers
Etiology for dystocia
Chin anterior
Never
ABANDONED
Maximally
Diameter >>>
head
deflection
BREECH PRESENTATION
Frank
Compl
Incompl
Breech
Breech
Breech
LEOPOLD I
Head
Head
Head
Head
LEOPOLD III
Breech
Breech
Breech
Breech
Auscultation
Umb
Umb
Umb
Umbilical
Presenting
Foot (-)
Both
One
Feet
feet
foot
part
Footling
DELIVERY
SHOULD BE CONSTRAINTLESS
HS Hospital
Caesarean
C a e s a r e a n S e c t i o n BW >1800
BW < 3500 & Multipara
Spontaneous : Bracht
Manual A i d
Caesarean
Forceps Piper
BW > 1800
PROGNOSIS :
BAD , Fetal death
3-4 X
vertex presentation
PROFILAXIS :
External version
Condition :
Dilatation < 2-3 Cm
Membrane : in tact
Presenting part : above in let
Complications :
Rupture of the membrane
prolapsed of umbilical cord
Fetal distress
Solutio placentae
Uterine rupture
TRANSVERSE LIE
Uterine congenital malformation
UTERUS ARCUATUS
TRANSVERSE LIE
LEOPOLD I , III
Empty
LEOPOLD II
Heart sound
Int.Ex : Membrane ( - )
Dilatation >>>
PROFILAXIS
DELIVERY
Shoulder
External Version :
1.Single
2.Second twin
Foetus alive aterme CS
Death foetus a terme
Embryotomi / Double set up
COMPLICATIONS :
Umbilical cord prolapsed
Arm / hand prolapsed
Neglected transverse lie
Uterine rupture
COMPOUND PRESENTATION
Diagnosis during 1st stage of labor
active phase / Second Stage .
Hand / arm /was felt beside the
head
MANAGEMENT :
Hand prolapsed : Spontaneous /FE
Arm prolapsed
: Reposition/FE/CS
CORD PROLAPS
TYPES :
Occult Prolapsed
True Prolapsed
DIAGNOSIS :
Membrane ( - ), cord was felt
beside the presenting part.
CTG : Variable deceleration
MANAGEMENT :
LARGE BABY :
Birth weight > 4000 gram
DIAGNOSIS :
Fundal height > 42 cm
USG
COMPLICATIONS :
CPD
Shoulder Dystocia
MANAGEMENT :
Fetus alive:
Breech presentation : CS
Occipital presentation :
Spontaneous /Consider
pelvic cavity wideness
Woods maneuver
FE / Vc E
CS
Fetus dead : Embriotomy/FE/CS
HYDROCEPHALUS
Diagnosis :
Leopold III : Large bulky head ;
undescended.
Leopold IV : Both hand //
or Diverge.
USG : Brain Ventricles >>>
Face <<< other head parts
Diagnosis : ( continued )
During delivery :
MANAGEMENT :
USG
Brain tissue :
Sufficient : CS
Small : Perforation
Complication :Uterine Rupture
PASSAGE ABNORMALITIES
Diameter
CV
Transver
+
Sagit Post
Transver
Pelvic inlet
ABSOLUT RELATIVE Mid Pelvic Pelvic
out let
< 8,5 cm
8,5 - 10
cm
< 13,5 cm < 15 cm
< 9 cm
DIAGNOSIS :
Leopold :
Primi : 36 Weeks + ; undescended
head
Malpresentation
PELVIC MEASUREMENT :
Clinic : Promontorium - InnLin - Isch
Spine - Pub Arch - Sacrum Side walls
Roentgen Pelvimetri / CT Scan /MRI
COMPLICATIONS :
Incarceratous Retroflexed uterus
Malpresentation
Pendulous abdomen
Prolonged labor
Uterine Rupture
MANAGEMENT :
Type of pelvic
abnormalities
Absolute :
Relative :
Trial of labor
Succeed
Failed
Mode of delivery
CS
Spontaneous/FE/VcE
CS
TRIAL OF LABOR :
Conditions :
Occipital presentation
Mother and fetus in good condition
Start : at the beginning of labor
End :
Improbability of vaginal delivery
Successful vaginal delivery
( Spontaneous / FE /VcE)
PELVIC TUMOURS :
Fibroid
Ovarian cyst
Large bowel tumors
Diagnosis during at term pregnancy
/ delivery : CS