A pregnant woman waiting to give birth died when she fell from the fifth floor of the inpatient department of Suide District, the first hospital in Yulin, Shaanxi Province, at about 20:00 on August 31, Chinese Business Daily reported Thursday.
According to a statement issued by Suide District, the first hospital of Yulin City, Ma Mou, a pregnant woman, was admitted to the hospital at 15:34 on August 30 with a "41 + 1 week period of menopause requiring hospitalization for childbirth". "According to the preliminary diagnosis, Ma's first baby is expected to give birth at 41 + 1 weeks. After examination, it is found that the fetal head is too large and the risk of dystocia in vaginal delivery is relatively high. 'Huo Junwei, director of the second ward of gynecology and obstetrics in Suide hospital, told the Chinese business daily that after the examination, the medical staff explained the situation to the puerpera and their families, and suggested caesarean section. However, the family members insisted on a smooth delivery and signed the informed consent of puerpera hospitalization.
According to the surgical nursing record of Yulin No.1 Hospital, at 17:50, the puerpera asked the medical staff for a caesarean section. When the medical staff asked the family members for their opinions, the family members said they understood, but refused the operation and continued to observe. "Because of the pain, the mother walked out of the delivery center twice and said that the pain was not good. She wanted to have a caesarean section, but the family members were not willing to continue to give birth. "After persuading the patient to return to the waiting room, the medical staff appeased the patient, and then recommended the family to have a caesarean section again, but the family still insisted on a smooth delivery," Huo said.
Which pregnant women need to consider caesarean section?
1. Premonitory uterine rupture.
2. Antepartum hemorrhage, such as placental abruption and placenta previa.
3. The vagina, soft birth canal, pelvis and cervix have special pathological changes or deformities.
4. Abnormal fetal position, such as transverse position and breech position.
5. Old primipara (over 35 years old).
6. Scar uterus.
7. The pelvis is obviously narrow or deformed.
8. Pregnancy with serious complications, such as serious heart disease, diabetes, kidney disease, etc.
9. Those who have had repair of genital fistula or old third degree laceration of perineum, or have deformity of reproductive organs.
Caesarean section may be performed if the fetus:
1. Fetal intrauterine hypoxia.
2. Macrosomia (weight over 4 kg).
3. The fetus is precious.
4. Umbilical cord prolapse: the fetal heart rate is good, it is estimated that the fetus can survive, but it can not be delivered via vagina in a short time