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Nursing, maternal postures, and fetal position. Nurs Res. 1983 Nov-Dec;32(6):336-41.

Auteur·e(s) :

Andrews CM, Andrews EC.

Année de publication :

1983

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http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=…

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The objectives of this study were to (a) determine if a safe, simple, and economic nursing procedure--maternal posturing--would result in the rotation of a fetus in the posterior or transverse position to the optimal anterior position and (b) evaluate the relative effectiveness of a series of maternal postures for facilitating anterior fetal rotation. One hundred healthy women at term pregnancy were randomly assigned to four treatment and one control posture for a 10-minute period. At two nurse-midwifery clinics, one certified nurse-midwife postured the subjects and one midwife measured the dependent variable (fetal position) with Leopold’s maneuvers. Hypotheses I-IV, which predicted that the four rotation postures would have a greater proportion of anterior fetal rotations than the control posture, were supported (p less than .000). Essentially all four postures were effective and there was little difference between the treatment postures. A second posturing was performed to determine if an additional 10 minutes in a treatment posture would result in an anterior fetal position. There was a greater proportion of anterior fetal rotations with the four rotation postures than the control posture. The Sims posture was used as a maintenance posture for anterior positions, and was successful when done on the opposite side of the fetal back. The theoretical explication of how maternal postures effect fetal rotation remains sound.

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Argument (français) :

Une étude randomisée de l’influence eutocique de la position maternelle sur celle du foetus pendant l’accouchement.

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➡ médecine factuelle ; physiologie ; position en cours de travail

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Cécile Loup — 07 Apr 2005