Normal Labour

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Normal Labour Lt Col Ambreen Anwer FRCOG

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Normal Labour. Lt Col Ambreen Anwer FRCOG. Labour. Onset of regular uterine contractions associated with effacement and cervical dilatation so that leads to expulsion of products of conception. Initiation of labour. Average human pregnancy lasts 280 days What triggers labour ? - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Normal Labour

Lt Col Ambreen AnwerFRCOG

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Labour

• Onset of regular uterine contractions associated with effacement and cervical dilatation so that leads to expulsion of products of conception.

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Initiation of labour

• Average human pregnancy lasts 280 days • What triggers labour ? We do’nt know!! Most likely Feto-maternal unit?

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Phases of LabourPhase 0- Quisence Progesterone, NO, Relaxin

Phase 1- ActivationOestrogen, CRH

Phase 2- StimulationPG, Oxytocin

Phase 3- InvolutionOxytocin, thrombin

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Hypothesis

• Placental CRH Fetal Steroids (Cortisol, DHEAS)

1.Placental Oxytocin2. PGE2, PGF2 alpha3. COX 1, 2

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Placenta and Membranes

COX 1/COX 2

Arachidonic acid

Gap Junctions

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Physiology of Normal Labour

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Physiology of Normal Labour

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Latent Phase

• It starts from onset of labour until the cervix reaches 3 cm diltation

• Once 3 cm diltation is reached , labour enters the active phase

• Lasts 8 hours or less• Contraction lasting < 20 sceonds• At least 2/10 min contractions

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Active Phase

• Contractions at least 3 / 10 min• each lasting < 40 sceonds• The cervix should dilate at a rate of 1 cm /

hour or faster

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Friedman Curve

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Partogram

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Fetal Condition

Progress of Labour

Maternal Condition

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