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Shoulder dystocia

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Recent reports in the media have suggested that the number of cases of Erb’s palsy – a form of arm paralysis caused by shoulder dystocia presentation – is rising.

Do you think midwives receive sufficient training in the rotational technique to tackle shoulder dystocia?

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Shoulder dystocia (21 Replies) Posted: 03/03/2009 17:27:11 By Rhea Johnson	Re: Shoulder dystocia 15/06/2010 09:46:33 By Guest

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