Purpose: To compare umbilical arterial gas parameters in the second twin of twin pregnancies according to the mode of deliver

Gui Se

In Yang Park

Ji Young Kwon

Jong Chul Shin

Ra Lee

Sa Jin Kim

Won Sik Yoon

English

PubMed

licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/). Reproduction is permitted for personal, noncommercial use, provided that the article is in whole, unmodified, and properly cited. Received: 2011.08.09; Accepted: 2011.10.10; Published: 2011.10.15 Purpose: To compare umbilical arterial gas parameters in the second twin of twin preg-nancies according to the mode of delivery Methods: We retrospectively analyzed the medical records of twin deliveries after 34 weeks of gestation for 3 years. Excluding the cases which underwent emergency cesarean delivery during trial of labor, a total of 79 twin gestations had umbilical arterial blood gas values available and were and divided into cesarean delivery group (N=40) and vaginal delivery group (N=39). The mean differences of umbilical arterial blood parameters and the Apgar score between the first and second twin in each pregnancy were compared according the mode of delivery. Results: The differences of umbilical arterial gas parameters between twin siblings showed no significant difference according to the mode of delivery. With regard to the 1 minute and 5 minute Apgar scores, the differences between twin siblings are significantly increased i

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Umbilical Arterial Blood Gas and Perinatal Outcome in the Second Twin according to the Planned Mode of Delivery

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