Routine umbilical cord gas analysis – is it worth it?
Routine cord blood gas analysis – harmful or helpful?
Tag Archive for ‘cord clamping’
Fetal monitoring and cord clamping: What’s the link?
Professor Susan Bewley is a professor of obstetrics with an interest in a great many things. I first became aware of her work many years ago, when I saw her writing about the potential links between the timing of cord clamping, cord blood pH testing, fetal monitoring methods, and perinatal outcomes. Susan recently challenged me to summarise the issues in a blog post – so here we go! Setting the […]
Let’s talk about the elephant in the room
Research findings linking poor outcomes with abnormal CTG patterns reinforce the message that CTG monitoring isn’t effective. Why aren’t we talking about it?
Birth Small Talk 