| amniotomy | Artificial rupture of the foetal membranes as a means of inducing or expediting labour. (05 Mar 2000) |
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| amniotomy |
The intentional rupturing of the amniotic sac to induce labor.
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| amniotomy |
a procedure in which the amniotic sac is artificially ruptured
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the artificial breaking of the amniotic sac of waters. Some use it as a method of induction; some use it in conjunction with pitocin to speed up labor. Increases the risk of prolapsed umbilical cord and infection and can make labor much harder and more intense. Amniotomy is often routine for many labors but its use has come under increased fire in the past few years and should be carefully considered before using. ...
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Artificially rupturing the bag of water with an amniohook - this sometimes helps speed labor.
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