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Face presentation

Definition Head hyper extended, with face as presenting part

Epidemiology Incidence: 0.1 to 0.2% of singleton deliveries

Pathophysiology Face presentation is an extended attitude Results in largest head diameter: Occipitomental Increases diameter 3 cm (24%) over flexed head

Causes Polyhydramnios Multiple pregnancy Multiparity,lax uterus Contracted pelvis

Cont. Anencephaly Loops of cord around the neck Tumours in front of neck, cystic hygroma, goitre

Diagnosis During pregnancy High head Head protuberance on the same side as the back USG In labour Mouth, jaws, nose,alveolar and orbital ridges are felt

Labour in face presentation Prolonged labour Early ROM Perineal & vaginal tears May end in obstructed labour due to mentoposterior or mentotransverse position

Management Do not attempt to convert face presentation to vertex Never apply vacuum extractor to face Do not apply internal scalp electrodes Avoid Oxytocin in most cases Consider large episiotomy if fetus delivers vaginally

Management No active intervention Wait for the spontaneous rotation and delivery Epidural analgesia If prolonged second stage and mento- anterior :apply forceps

Cont. If persistant mentotransverse: rotation manually or with Kielland forceps In persistant mentoposterior: C.Section

Brow Presentation

Epidemiology Incidence: 0.02% of singleton deliveries Brow is an area between the orbital ridges and anterior fontanelle Results when head is halfway between flexion & extension

Diagnosis In labour Never made during pregnancy High head Frontal suture & anterior fontanelle on one side and orbital ridges on other side

Pathophysiology Results in largest head diameter: Occipitomental (mentovertical )13.5cms

Management Cesarean section required in most cases Brow presentation rarely can deliver vaginally unless: spontaneously converts to vertex or face presentation fetus is very small or pelvis is very large

Cont. Do not attempt to convert brow presentation to vertex Never apply vacuum extractor to brow presentation Do not apply internal scalp electrodes Avoid Oxytocin