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Mode of childbirth and neonatal outcome after external cephalic version: a prospective cohort study

A.N. Rosman; F. Vlemmix; S. Ensing; B.C. Opmeer; J. Velzel; M. de Hundt; S. van den Berg; H. Rota; J.A.M. van der Post; B.W.J. Mol; M. Kok

Objective to assess the mode of childbirth and adverse neonatal outcomes in women with a breech presentation with or without an external cephalic version attempt, and to compare the mode of childbirth among women with successful ECV to women with a spontaneous cephalic presentation. Design prospective …

2016-03-03GezondheidArtikel

Re: An observational study of the success and complications of 2546 external cephalic versions in low‐risk pregnancies performed by trained midwives

F. Vlemmix; A.N. Rosman; M. Kok; J.A.M. van der Post

Re: An observational study of the success and complications of 2546 external cephalic versions in low‐risk pregnancies performed by trained midwives

2016-01-25GezondheidArtikel

Term breech deliveries in the Netherlands: did the increased cesarean rate affect neonatal outcome? A population‐based cohort study

F. Vlemmix; L. Bergenhenegouwen; J.M. Schaaf; S. Ensing; A.N. Rosman; A.C.J. Ravelli; J.A.M. van der Post; A. Verhoeven; G.H. Visser; B.W.J. Mol; M. Kok

Objective The aim of this study was to evaluate the effect of the increased cesarean rate for term breech presentation on neonatal outcome. We also investigated whether the clinical case selection for vaginal delivery applied by Dutch obstetricians led to an optimization of neonatal outcome, or whether …

2014-08-11GezondheidArtikel

Implementation of the external cephalic version in breech delivery. Dutch national implementation study of external cephalic version

F. Vlemmix; A.N. Rosman; M.A.H. Fleuren; M.E.B. Rijnders; A. Beuckens; M.C. Haak; B.M.C. Akerboom; J.M.J. Bais; S.M.I. Kuppens; D.M. Papatsonis; B.C. Opmeer; J.A.M. van der Post; B.W.J. Mol; M. Kok

Background Breech presentation occurs in 3 to 4% of all term pregnancies. External cephalic version (ECV) is proven effective to prevent vaginal breech deliveries and therefore it is recommended by clinical guidelines of the Royal Dutch Organisation for Midwives (KNOV) and the Dutch Society for Obstetrics …

2010-05-10GezondheidArtikel

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Mode of childbirth and neonatal outcome after external cephalic version: a prospective cohort study

Re: An observational study of the success and complications of 2546 external cephalic versions in low‐risk pregnancies performed by trained midwives

Term breech deliveries in the Netherlands: did the increased cesarean rate affect neonatal outcome? A population‐based cohort study

Implementation of the external cephalic version in breech delivery. Dutch national implementation study of external cephalic version

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