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Parto precipitado é aquele com menos de 3 horas e onde as contrações são excepcionalmente graves. Geralmente ocorre em mulheres multíparas ou quando o trabalho de parto foi induzido. Devido à força e velocidade do parto, pode ocorrer traumatismo para a mãe e o recém-nascido. A mãe pode sofrer de hemorragia, laceração perineal, infecção ou ruptura uterina, e o recém-nascido pode sofrer de hematoma subdural, anoxia ou fraturas. | |||
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A precipitate delivery is one that is < 3 hours and where contractions are unusually severe. It commonly occurs in multiparous women or when labour has been induced. Due to the force and speed of delivery, trauma may occur to the mother and newborn. The mother may suffer from haemorrhage, perineal laceration, infection, or uterine rupture, and the newborn may suffer from subdural hematoma, anoxia, or fractures. | |||
Revision as of 13:39, 13 August 2026
A precipitate delivery is one that is < 3 hours and where contractions are unusually severe. It commonly occurs in multiparous women or when labour has been induced. Due to the force and speed of delivery, trauma may occur to the mother and newborn. The mother may suffer from haemorrhage, perineal laceration, infection, or uterine rupture, and the newborn may suffer from subdural hematoma, anoxia, or fractures.
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| English | Fetus or newborn affected by precipitate delivery |
A precipitate delivery is one that is < 3 hours and where contractions are unusually severe. It commonly occurs in multiparous women or when labour has been induced. Due to the force and speed of delivery, trauma may occur to the mother and newborn. The mother may suffer from haemorrhage, perineal laceration, infection, or uterine rupture, and the newborn may suffer from subdural hematoma, anoxia, or fractures. |
