The optimal mode of delivery for the haemophilia carrier expecting an affected infant is caesarean delivery.
作者： A. H. JAMES , K. HOOTS
DOI: 10.1111/J.1365-2516.2009.02142.X
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摘要: While a majority of affected infants haemophilia carriers who deliver vaginally do not suffer head bleed, the outcome labour cannot be predicted. A planned vaginal delivery puts woman at risk an abnormal and operative delivery, both which predispose to intracranial haemorrhage. Furthermore, does eliminate carrier herself. Overall, maternal morbidity mortality from are significantly different those caesarean delivery. Caesarean is recommended or elected now in conditions other than carriage, where potential benefits nearly as great. Additionally, poses medical/legal risks if infant born with cephalohaematoma allows for planned, controlled reduces haemorrhage by estimated 85% can eliminated performing elective before labour. Therefore, after discussion foetal versus should offered option
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