겸자 분만, Forceps delivery

Forceps delivery 겸자 분만

Louis Calt forceps Source-De Lee and Greenhill: Principles and Practice of Obstetrics. Philadelphia, W.B. Saunders Co. From pregnancy to babysitting (Cheongmungak)

Deliver with forceps Source-De Lee and Greenhill: Principles and Practice of Obstetrics. Philadelphia, W.B. Saunders Co. From pregnancy to babysitting (Cheongmungak)

Forceps are a kind of medical device used in obstetrics that look like the picture above. There are many different types and shapes of forceps.

Forceps are carefully inserted into the vaginal birth canal, and the baby’s head is carefully pulled with forceps to deliver.

This is called forceps delivery (鉗子分娩). It’s a good idea to check with your doctor long before delivery about forceps, or how to deliver with forceps.

There are studies showing that the vaginal cavity or perineum is more likely to be slit when delivered with forceps than during natural delivery, and recent studies have shown that if the delivery is done properly with forceps, the vagina or perineum is not more likely to be slit.

Also, it is said that it is not less likely.

Sometimes forceps delivery can inflict trauma to a baby. Whether the size of a fetus’s head is abnormally larger than the size of the birth canal, conversely, the size of the fetus’s head is normal, but the acidity may be abnormally smaller than the size of the fetus’s head.

In both cases, the fetus’s head naturally passes through the birth canal and it may not be easy to be born. In addition, when the delivery department cannot effectively push the fetus in the womb into the birth canal when the baby needs to be delivered quickly for various reasons, when the baby’s head is turned into the birth canal to facilitate delivery naturally, and for various reasons, it is natural.

If you cannot deliver with a cesarean section and you need to deliver a cesarean section, you can use forceps instead of delivering a cesarean section.

When needed, many doctors say that if you are technically good to deliver with forceps, you can deliver easily, and there are many benefits to the delivery department, the fetus, and the baby. Copyright ⓒ 2014 John Sangwon Lee, MD., FAAP