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Title: Post-term Pregnancy Management


1
Post-term Pregnancy Management
  • Oana Marcu DO
  • Swedish Family Medicine
  • 10/11/05

2
Objectives Low Risk Pregnancy
  • What is Post-term Pregnancy
  • Why is it worrisome?
  • Risks to Mom and Babe
  • Antenatal monitoring
  • When to Induce
  • How to Induce
  • Induction Timeline

3
What is PTP and why is it worrisome?
  • PTP is gestation gt 42wks
  • Prevalence is 10 of all US pregnancies
  • Slightly Increased risk of PTP in women who are
    primips or a product of PTP
  • 2-3x higher if woman has a prior history of
    post-term delivery

4
EDC Dating
  • Management relies on ACCURATE DATING!
  • Clinical dating by LMP
  • Early ultrasound Cochrane retrospective study
  • Comparing date by LMP and US rule
  • Clinically follow uterine sizing, fundal height,
    quickening and FHTs for consistency

5
Risks Mom to Babe
  • Perinatal (still births and neonatal deaths)
    Mortality 2-3/1,000 deliveries at 40wks, doubles
    at 42 wks and is 4-6x greater at 44wks.
  • Perinatal Morbidity related to fetal growth and
    uteroplacental insufficiency
  • Maternal Risks CPD, labor trauma during
    delivery, PP hemorrhage, Acute C/S

6
Antenatal Monitoring
  • Monitor with the goal of detecting early signs of
    fetal distress and preventing fetal death
  • Lack of evidence for the benefit of monitoring
  • Option 1 AFI at 41 wks and biweekly NST
  • Option 2 BPP at 41wks
  • AFI gt5, BPP 8-10 (normal) 6/8 equivocal
  • Both have high false positive and low false
    negative rates

7
When to Induce Indications
  • Urgent / High Priority
  • Non-reassuring status
  • Chorioamnionitis
  • PPROM at 35wks
  • Severe Pre-eclampsia
  • IUGR below 3
  • IDDM with complications or gt40wks
  • Anyone gt42wks
  • Medium Priority
  • Maternal medical d/o
  • Fetal malformation
  • Mild pre-eclampsia
  • IUGR below 10
  • IDDM gt 38wks
  • AFI 5-8
  • Multiple gestation gt38wks
  • Hx of demise

8
Contraindications
  • Placenta Previa and Vasa
  • Previous C/S LTCS or classical
  • Fetal position breech, transverse, mentum
  • Maternal HTN
  • Polyhydramnios
  • Abnormal FHTs

9
When to Induce Research
  • AAFP 2005 elective induction at 41 wks proposed
    to reduce rates of adverse fetal and maternal
    complications.
  • CMPPT largest RCT (1992)
  • Cochrane Review 19 RCT (2004)
  • Meta-analysis of 16 RCT (2003)
  • ACOG induction at 43wks (1989) but 1997 does not
    describe an upper GA for expectant management but
    does rec monitoring by 42 wks.
  • SOGC routine induction at 41wks (1997)
  • Not all authorities agree in routine intervention

10
41 wks vs. Expectant Management
  • Standard of care remains expectant management
    with antenatal monitoring at 41wks and Induction
    at 42 wks.
  • 42 wks by expert opinion- as risks to fetus and
    mom increase with GA
  • Excellent communication with patient is
    essential!

11
Non-Medical Labor Stimulators
  • Hot baths, long walks, spicy food
  • Castrol oil cocktail, enemas
  • Black and blue cohosh
  • Sex, nipple stimulation
  • Stripping the membrane by provider starting at
    term- Cochrane review reduced duration of
    pregnancy and continuing beyond 41 wks

12
Is the cervix favorable?
  • Bishop lt 6 Unfavorable so
  • Mechanical Cervial Ripening
  • Stripping of membranes
  • Laminaria
  • Transcervial Foley Catheter- speculum exam, ring
    forcepts, 30cc foley (14-26 French), sterile
    saline
  • Monitor FHT for reactivity, insert foley through
    cervial internal os, RN to inflate and tape to
    inner thigh- remove within 24hrs

13
Prostaglandins
  • Misoprostol (Cytotec)
  • Cost 25 cents
  • Gel Capsules 25mcg pv
  • Stored at room temp
  • Pt suppine for 30mins, 2 hr NST or until FHT
    reactive and lt 7 ctx in 15 mins
  • Repeat q4hrs max150mcg
  • Cervidil
  • Cost 200
  • Capsule with string, 10mg control released, must
    be stored in freezer
  • Pt suppine for 2hr, continously monitor FHT
  • Repeat q12hrs

14
Prostaglandins
  • Misoprostol
  • Risk of Hyerstimulation
  • (gt7 ctx in 15mins)
  • Cant remove med!!!
  • If Hyperstimulation then no more miso or Pitocin!
  • Cervidil
  • Risk of Hyerstimulation
  • Special Indications
  • Oligo and IUGR
  • Can be pulled out!!!
  • Cant use Oxytocin for 30mins after removal

15
Oxytocin Induction
  • Bishop score gt or equal to 6 Favorable
  • Goal gt7 ctx per 15mins
  • Low Dose Active Management
  • Start oxytocin at 6 milliunits/min and go up by 6
    q20 mins (max 36)
  • If labor is not progressing appropriately, place
    IUPC and evaluate montevideo units

16
Induction Timeline
  • Routine stripping membranes at 37wks
  • 40wks sign consent and educate increased risk if
    C/S (2-3x for primip), longer labor, higher
    chance of instrumented delivery
  • 41 wks AFI / NST and call induction line
  • 41 ½ wks NST
  • 41wks check cervix- calculate bishop

17
Induction Timeline
  • Induction Line 386-3286
  • Info needed reason for induction, SVE and date
    done, EDC and method for dates, attending on that
    day, GBS status, pt home phone number
  • Educate pt on the process (answer the phone)
  • Fax Induction orders and confirm records
  • Triage for cervical ripening the night before
    planned induction!

18
Case
  • 28 yr G2P0 with uncomplicated pregnancy at 40 1/7
    wks- getting more uncomfortable, c/o hand
    numbness and difficulty sleeping. Baby moving
    well, no contractions or SROM.
  • BP 120/78 Urine trace prt and neg glucose
  • FH 41, SVE 1cm/thick/high- posterior
  • What is your plan for monitoring and follow-up?

19
Case
  • Educate her on the process and planning of
    induction
  • Schedule her for AFI and NST at 41 wks and
    another NST at about 41 ½ wks.
  • See her in your clinic again in 41 1/7 wks
    evaluate tests and check SVE, calculated Bishop
    score and call induction line, confirm that all
    records are
  • The night before planned induction meet her at
    triage for cervical ripening

20
Take Home Points
  • Essential to have accurate dating
  • PTP is associated with increased maternal and
    fetal risks especially intrauterine fetal death
  • Antenatal monitoring at 41wks AFI and NST
    biweekly, or BPP
  • Plan ahead for cervical ripening and scheduling
    the induction

21
References
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