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The relationship of ambulation in labor to operative delivery Source: JOURNAL OF NURSE-MIDWIFERY 42 (1): 4-8 JAN-FEB 1997

Author(s) :

Albers LL, Anderson D, Cragin L, Daniels SM, Hunter C, Sedler KD, Teaf D

Year of publication :

1997

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An abbreviated version of the Nurse-Midwifery Clinical Data Set was used to gather data on all women (n = 3,049) who began intrapartum care with a nurse-midwife in three sites.

Demographic information, intrapartum care, and outcomes were recorded. The association of ambulation in labor with operative delivery was examined in a low-risk sample (n = 1,678) of women who did not receive care measures (epidural anesthesia, oxytocin induction or augmentation) that preclude mobility in labor.

Women who ambulated for a significant amount of time during labor (compared with those who did not ambulate) had half the rate of operative delivery (2.7% vs. 5.5%).

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Argument (français) :

Les femmes qui pouvaient bouger lors du travail ont subi la moitié moins d’extractions assistées.

Argument (English):

Women who ambulated for a significant amount of time during labor (compared with those who did not ambulate) had half the rate of operative delivery.

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Keywords :

➡ position during labor ; physiology ; induction of labor ; post-term pregnancy ; instrumental delivery

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Sandrine Péneau — 01 Mar 2005