6 results for “foetal scalp electrode placement”
0y · Female·Perinatal asphyxia
… consultant obstetrician despite clear clinical deterioration, (3) false reassurance from an unusually low foetal scalp lactate result (1.3 mmol/L) clinically inconsistent with CTG findings, and (4) lack of clear communi…
0y · Female·perinatal asphyxia
Baby Kylie Hamilton, a 3-day-old neonate, died from perinatal asphyxia following emergency Caesarean delivery during her mother's induced labour. The mother had gestational diabetes and the fetus showed concerning CTG ab…
0y · Female·Hypoxic-ischaemic encephalopathy in the setting of chronic placental insufficien…
…opathy associated with chronic placental insufficiency and died at 4 days old. Her mother reported reduced foetal movements after 34 weeks' gestation, but inadequate antenatal escalation occurred. At labour onset on 26 J…
0y · Male·Intrapartum head injuries secondary to brow presentation and obstructed labour
…cision to proceed to caesarean section. The injuries likely occurred during the manual disimpaction of the foetal head from the pelvis by the obstetrician and assisting midwife. While the coroner identified deficiencies …
0y · Female·Cerebral hypoxia due to placental abruption
Sophie Sparreboom died from cerebral hypoxia secondary to placental abruption following emergency caesarean section. Gestational diabetes indicated planned induction at term. At 2050 hours, antepartum haemorrhage and pat…
0y · Male·hypoxic ischaemic encephalopathy
…y or requested to perform general anaesthesia, delivery could have been significantly expedited. Prolonged foetal hypoxia may have rendered the outcome inevitable, but systemic inadequacies at the non-tertiary hospital c…
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