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  1. #1
    Registered User

    Oct 2006
    Perth
    3,299

    Caesarean - due to placenta praevia. Initially elective, but recorded as emergency as I had SPROM at 36+6 weeks.
    Epidural
    Peth in the first 24 hours
    1 ob
    2 midwives
    anaesthetist

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Jul 2005
    Rural NSW
    6,975

    C-sections termed emergency 0
    C-sections termed elective 0
    C-sections termed elective with pre-existing medical condition 0
    Vaginal births 3
    Drug-free births 0
    Epidural uptake 0
    Labour artificially initiated 2
    Labour artificially augmented 3
    Instrumental birth rate by mode (forceps/ventouse) 1
    episiotomy rate 0
    2nd-4th degree tearing rates 0
    midwife to patient ratios unsure
    ob to patient ratios 1 A single ob delivered my 3 babies... not sure what the ward ratio was.
    anaesthatist to patient ratios 0

  3. #3
    kirsty_lee Guest

    C-sections termed emergency = 1
    C-sections termed elective = 0
    C-sections termed elective with pre-existing medical condition = 0
    Vaginal births =0
    Drug-free births = 0
    Epidural uptake = 1
    Labour artificially initiated = (if this means induced via synto) 1
    Labour artificially augmented =0
    Instrumental birth rate by mode (forceps/ventouse) = 1 forceps
    episiotomy rate =0
    2nd-4th degree tearing rates = 0
    midwife to patient ratios =2
    ob to patient ratios =1
    anaesthatist to patient ratios =2
    Last edited by kirsty_lee; November 23rd, 2008 at 05:47 PM.

  4. #4
    Registered User

    Oct 2007
    ★ nor here nor there ★
    4,134

    Vaginal birth
    Drug-free birth
    Episiotomy
    2nd-4th degree tear
    2 midwife
    1 ob (got to hosy 15min after we did, and stayed throughout)
    synthetic oxytocin to expel placenta

  5. #5

    Apr 2007
    the Sauna
    1,995

    birth #1
    elective CS -due to my mental state(tokophobia) and also bubs lying oblique ( so really is a medical reason , but i eleceted to have it .. )

    1 midwive in theater with me and 1 OB

    birth #2
    vagianl
    2nd degree tear
    pethadiene and gas
    1 midwife

  6. #6
    Registered User

    Feb 2006
    NSW Central Coast
    5,301

    C-sections termed emergency 0
    C-sections termed elective 0
    C-sections termed elective with pre-existing medical condition 0
    Vaginal births 2
    Drug-free births 1
    Epidural uptake 0
    Labour artificially initiated 1
    Labour artificially augmented 1
    Instrumental birth rate by mode (forceps/ventouse) 0
    episiotomy rate 1
    2nd-4th degree tearing rates 1-3rd degree
    midwife to patient ratios 2:1 (both times)
    ob to patient ratios 1:1 (both times)
    anaesthatist to patient ratios N/A
    average and mean times from prescription to birth of emergency c-sectionsN/A
    Gas 1
    Peth 1
    General 0

  7. #7
    Registered User
    Add krysalyss on Facebook

    Feb 2007
    on the move.....
    2,745

    Vaginal birth
    Labour artificially augmented
    midwife to patient ratios: 2:1 (one was my MIL and one was the hospital midwife)
    ob to patient ratios1:1
    Gas
    No tearing

  8. #8
    Registered User

    Nov 2008
    163

    C-sections termed emergency = 0
    C-sections termed elective = 0
    C-sections termed elective with pre-existing medical condition = 0
    Vaginal births =1
    Drug-free births = 0
    Epidural uptake = 0
    Labour artificially initiated = 0
    Labour artificially augmented =0
    Instrumental birth rate by mode (forceps/ventouse) = 0
    episiotomy rate =0
    2nd-4th degree tearing rates = 0
    midwife to patient ratios = 4 (Was a quiet day and all the MW's were all amazed by me and my labour/birth so they all helped some way or another)
    ob to patient ratios = 0
    anaesthatist to patient ratios = 0

    Where do we find the results of this? (sorry if its smack bang in my face)

  9. #9
    paradise lost Guest

    We should add a line for homebirths! I never put one in my list because it was from the hospital stats thread...

    Vaginal
    Gas
    2 midwives (so great being at home - i KNOW they were mine and mine alone because there were no other women in labour in my house! )

    Bx

  10. #10
    Ellibam Guest

    baby designer im correlating all the info on the first post but still trying to work out how to calculate the stats them selves. i have a few more to add on from yesterday.

  11. #11
    BellyBelly Member

    Mar 2005
    Limestone Coast, SA
    2,671

    Vaginal birth
    Epidural uptake
    2nd degree tear
    1 midwife
    1 anaethetist
    Gas

  12. #12
    Registered User

    Jun 2007
    Perth
    809

    C-sections termed emergency = 1
    C-sections termed elective = 0
    C-sections termed elective with pre-existing medical condition = 1
    Vaginal births =0
    Drug-free births = 0
    Epidural uptake = 2
    Labour artificially initiated = (if this means induced via synto) 1

  13. #13
    Registered User

    Jul 2005
    Sydney
    4,517

    Birth #1
    - emergency c/s
    - Gas
    - Pethadine
    -2 OB's delivered
    - lots of ppl in the theatre when born not sure how many midwives etc. Dh was with me

    Birth #2
    - c/s not pre booked but pre-existing medical condition was TOS (trial of scars) butnever happened
    - 2 OB's delivered
    - dh was with me, unsure how many in theatre

  14. #14
    Senior Moderator

    Nov 2004
    Chickens.
    4,989

    Birth #1
    4wks of hospitalisation for pre-eclampsia prior to induction
    2 doses of gel to try and get labour started
    3 contractions
    1 registrar up to his wrist in my vagina trying to get the gel out to stop the contractions whilst another registrar jammed two injections of some other drug in my leg to try and stop the labour they had just artificially started
    1 anasthetist who was bl&*dy marvellous and got the spinal in first go, otherwise it would have been a general
    1 neonatal specialist, 3 midwives, god knows how many nurses, 2 registrars (one with "L" plates) heaps of other people....
    1 emergency c/s
    Time from insertion of 2nd gel to birth - about 15-20 mins...
    10 days in hospital with a premmie baby

    Birth #2 (loss at about 17.5w)
    1 horrific hospital experience which I can't go into right now or I'm gonna cry... will try later

    Birth #3
    Pre-eclampsia, managed from 16w with medication on and off
    Attempted VBAC
    Attended hospital at 41+1 with ++++ protein and elevated BP
    Registrar on duty offered me another week of waiting, or a c/s the following morning
    XH decided, without consulting me, on a c/s the next day
    Classified "elective" c/s but didn't really have an option because of the p/e
    Only 1 registrar delivered
    1 midwife
    1 anaesthetist who took 2 goes to get the spinal in
    Some nurses/other people (can't remember exactly)

  15. #15
    Registered User

    Oct 2003
    Forestville NSW
    8,944

    C-sections termed emergency 1
    Vaginal births 1
    Drug-free births 0
    Epidural uptake 1
    Labour artificially initiated 1
    Labour artificially augmented 1
    2nd-4th degree tearing rates 1
    midwife to patient ratios 1:1-2
    ob to patient ratios1:1-???
    anaesthatist to patient ratios 1:1-6
    average and mean times from prescription to birth of emergency c-sections - 6 hours
    Gas 1
    Peth 1 (vaginal birth)

  16. #16
    Registered User

    Jan 2009
    Thorpdale, Vic
    54

    me

    C-sections termed emergency 0
    C-sections termed elective 0
    C-sections termed elective with pre-existing medical condition (that one would be an eye-opener! As Kelly says, it's less than 1% of electives who are maternal-request for no medical reason!) 0
    Vaginal births 2
    Drug-free births 1
    Epidural uptake 0
    Labour artificially initiated 0
    Labour artificially augmented 0
    Instrumental birth rate by mode (forceps/ventouse) 0
    episiotomy rate 0
    2nd-4th degree tearing rates 0
    midwife to patient ratios 1:1-1 2:1- 0 3:1- 0 4:1-1
    ob to patient ratios 0
    anaesthatist to patient ratios 0
    average and mean times from prescription to birth of emergency c-sections
    Gas 1
    Peth 1 (I told them not to but they did)
    General 0

  17. #17
    Registered User

    Aug 2008
    Narre Warren
    155

    Birth #1
    INduction with prostaglandin gel
    epidural
    emergency c-section (fetal distress)
    1 midwife occasionally during birth
    2 obs were spoken to over phone before deciding on c/section

    Birth #2
    Elective c/section
    spinal

    Birth #3
    Vaginal Birth
    Induction with baloon cathader
    ARM
    Oxytocin Drip
    Midwife patient ration 2:1 (1xhospital midwide 1xindependant midwife)
    episiotomy
    foreps
    3rd degree tear
    Last edited by julie_ann_jules; May 17th, 2009 at 08:18 PM.

  18. #18
    Registered User

    Sep 2008
    Logan
    263

    Ok i will attempt to add to the stats though im not sure what some of the things are ill just describe what happend and someone can intterpret

    Birth 1

    Contractions started on their own
    Waters broke by OB and drip later inserted to get things moving faster
    Peth
    Gas
    Spinal Tap (not epi)
    5midwivers over the duration but only 2present at birth
    1 OB

    Birth 2
    Waters broke at home no assistance
    Contractions started up at hosp with no assistance
    gas
    2 midwives
    1 OB

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